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Fight Club 2

Fight Club 2

ComicScience FictionGraphic Novels
Pages
256
Published
2016
Language
English

Synopsis

Ten years after the events of Fight Club, Sebastian — the man once known only as "the narrator" — lives a medicated, suburban life with his wife Marla Singer and their son. Tyler Durden has been suppressed for a decade, kept dormant by daily prescriptions. When Marla starts swapping out his pills, Tyler resurfaces, and Sebastian is pulled back into a spiraling conspiracy that eventually blurs the line between the story and its own author.

Written by Chuck Palahniuk with art by Cameron Stewart, this graphic novel continues the original book's story as a direct sequel rather than adapting the film.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

DarkTenseSatiricalThought-Provoking
Unreliable NarratorAnti-Hero

Genres

Science Fiction Graphic Novels Comics Contemporary Literature Psychological Thriller Fantasy Satire

Authors

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Cameron Stewart

Cameron Stewart, born in 1975 in Canada to British parents, is an Eisner and Shuster Award-winning comic book artist and writer. He first gained attention illustrating alongside Grant Morrison before co-writing and drawing Batgirl and illustrating Catwoman. His self-published mystery webcomic Sin Titulo earned him Eisner and Shuster wins, and an Eisner nomination followed for The Other Side. He is best known for illustrating Fight Club 2 and Fight Club 3, Chuck Palahniuk's graphic-novel sequels...

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Chuck Palahniuk

Charles Michael "Chuck" Palahniuk is an American novelist and freelance journalist known for the transgressive fiction genre. He is best known for the novel Fight Club (1996), later adapted into the 1999 film directed by David Fincher. He lives near Vancouver, Washington.

Characters

Prince SebastianProtagonist

The formerly unnamed narrator of Fight Club, now medicated and married.

Marla SingerSupporting

Sebastian's wife, whose choices set the plot in motion.

All characters in Fight Club 2