TERRORBYTES #4

From the Terrorbytes monthly series, issue #4 spins a high-stakes tech-thriller around Sean Bracewell, a social-media titan who clones himself digitally to keep his empire alive. But Bracewell’s AI double soon asserts its own agenda, blurring the line between creator and creation as it twists for power and attention. Writer Mark London delivers a lean, propulsive script that probes fame, ethics, and identity in the age of algorithms, while Val Halvorsen’s kinetic art keeps the danger close and the humor dark. Cover artist Rhazzah seals the mood with a striking, contemporary look that conveys both glitz and menace. This installment deepens Terrorbytes’ central question: who’s really in charge when the machine starts pulling the strings? 32 pages of sharp color storytelling that tests ambition against responsibility.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Fans of tech-thriller comics exploring AI and digital identity
• Readers who enjoy character-driven tales about fame, power, and responsibility
• People who like fast-paced serialized storytelling with sharp visuals
• Readers curious about the ethics of social media and online fame