Hacktivist #1 (Hacktivist, #1) by Alyssa Milano


Hacktivist #1 (Hacktivist, #1)
Title : Hacktivist #1 (Hacktivist, #1)
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Language : English
Format Type : Kindle , Hardcover , Paperback , Audiobook & More
Number of Pages : 32
Publication : First published January 22, 2014

Hacktivist is the story of two friends who operate one of the largest social media firms by day, but by night, use their hacking skills to help important social causes all over the world. That is, until the U.S. government finds out.

Hacktivist #1 (Hacktivist, #1) Reviews

  • Gina

    Young, rich, white tech guys who are bored by their success so get to wreak havoc in Tunisia. It's not that the havoc is even bad - it's probably good - but the paths feel pretty well-trod.

  • Martti

    Found it in my Humble Bundle backlog. It was pretty good and I vaguely remember it as the Alyssa Milano graphic novel project, but it turns out she is credited as the "creator". So I wonder if she just lent her stardom to this project? It always confuses me how many people need to work on graphic novels. Usually one person writes and the other draws. This one has a whole "project team" with titles like "letters", "design", "illustrator", "colors" etc. A whole person for "colors"? Really? To the uninitiated it sounds just ridiculous, but I guess that just shows my ignorance of the world of graphic novels.

    But in short it's a great story no matter how many people worked on it. Very up-to-date with privacy issues of the days.

  • Mark Everglade

    This review covers the whole series. This is a wonderful graphic novel about creating a peer to peer internet free of corporations for social activism, and the governments role in manipulating foreign powers. Excellent artwork and creative layouts compliment memorable characters
    . Full review here :


    https://www.markeverglade.com/hactivi...

  • Edward Petersen

    This was really good, and quasi-accurate with its cyber security references. I'd definitely read more...

  • Brendan Lambourne

    Nice start

    Engaging and nice read. Graphical elements are good and the storyline flows. Well worth a look for any graphic novel fans

  • Francesca Giardiello

    Primo capitoletto, cerca di essere di impatto ma ammetto di non capire ancora che piega la storia sia prendendo, se si parla di hacker o attivisti, di quanto la cosa possa essere seria o meno.

  • Rebecca

    My first graphic novel, I really enjoyed it and will seek out the rest of the series.

  • Lasciel

    A decent start to a series, first characters nicely introduced and good graphics.
    I hope the next continues this pattern.

  • Questingforaquest

    So we've got a not-Snowden who's besties with a not-Zuckerburg and they're trying to do some good by enabling revolutions in other parts of the world. Ugh, I had thought there would be more going on in this, but it's only issue 1, so hopefully it gets better. I only rated it as high as I have for the art. Let's hope this gets more original.

  • Tane Hadiyantono

    A very smart story about technology morality and the eve of Arab Spring.

  • Sharon

    Nice art and clever dialogue. Unfortunately, the premise feels a little too much like Silicon Valley fanfiction to me. (The region, I mean, not the TV show.)

  • Brian Callahan

    This comic ties in with my fascination of social media.