
In a world of infertility, two brothers navigate a tense, crime-filled adoption market. A gripping sci-fi thriller.
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In a world of infertility, two brothers navigate a tense, crime-filled adoption market. A gripping sci-fi thriller.
What's to Love: We were instantly taken with newcomer Phillip Kennedy Johnson's inventive high concept story and mature characterization. Throw in a crime thriller element and Matthew Dow Smith's moody art and Last Sons of America can be the perfect answer to, What if Elmore Leonard wrote Children of Men?
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Minor tension and implied violence; no graphic depictions noted.
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Moderate focus on social issues like exploitation of the poor by the wealthy.
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Moderate themes of systemic suffering and exploitation in adoption markets.
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