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In the 1970s, transoceanic flight 33 departs from London toward New York when it encounters inexplicable acceleration and strange atmospheric phenomena. The event lifts the crew and passengers out of the expected route, pushing them into an uncharted journey beyond their original destination. The narrative frames this unsettling experience within the broader themes of violence, paranormal encounters, and supernatural forces, while touching on varied cultural and societal subjects ranging from African American and Hispanic American representations in mass media to the dynamics of department stores and air travel. The story amalgamates elements of time travel and extraterrestrial encounters, blending the speculative with the everyday life of its passengers.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Mark Kneece
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