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Great review and welcome back

The book is a great testament to the Bene Gesserit and the creative female power.

Prometheus had walan on board. Everything in that ship was most advanced I assume. I always thought the company was supposed to give off a cheap industrialized aesthetic of spaceships. Waylon would have the most advanced ship with all the latest and greatest while all the cargo workers had ships that were considered to be like last century. Why would the company invest in advanced technology for their workers going on these missions that they might most likely die on lol

Doc was action. The Shadow was menace with a slow reveal (like magic!). It was the pulp version of Hemingway vs Faulkner. Been reading and collecting since I was a kid in the seventies. And, The Phantom Detective had a utility belt and spotlight signal before Batman. I just like to always pass that on.

Well then I guess I have to see that movie 🤠

Just finished the book, my favorite character was Edric, I found his abilities and the fact he lives in a spice tube so interesting.

Just stumbled upon your channel and after sitting down and watching a few videos I’m loving your content I subscribed so I can stay up to date keep up the good work

Is the original still canon

Shia tan means the devil or satan since Shia Hulus was referred to as god

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Is book better than comics?

Thank you, Ron!

I lost it when the cyborg says “Williams, everyone on earth is a homosexual”

Thanks, Ron!

Yes its fucking awesome

I enjoyed this trilogy more than I thought. Gaius Helen really stands out and gets to do stuff LOL

Great vid

I loved it! Thanks, Ron!

I’m really glad that your reviews. Are you considering Princesses of Dune?

Yeah, I am reading too.

TLDR Mandela wasn't gay, y'all...

50 years later and the US hasn't learned a single lesson about meaningless conflicts with no clear goals or ends in sight. Just pure suffering while the MIC shareholders rake in the profits.

I read this graphic novel and the sequel of this... a graphic novel called "forever free" while I was tripping on ibogaine to kick my 10 year opiate addiction. It was on independence day of 2019 as well. Kinda fitting, but man it was a really heavy ready and still stuck with me through today. The time dilation aspect of the stories is so tragic... then I realized that's actually how reality is. Reality is so tragic. There is life out there in the stars likely everywhere but we will never know of one another because of how slow the speed of light is and dilation. This story where Mary gay and Mandela being separated by thousands of years and possibly seeing one another again where one is a frail old person and the other is slightly older than when they last met... if they even see each other again and how this is going to be a real situation people will deal with when we become space faring. It's so sad, and it was so heavy thinking about this stuff while kicking a heavy addiction and hallucinating. Reality is very tragic for so many reasons.

I think i'll gives this book a read someday.

I’m finally listening the dune prequels. They are fun stories packed with action.

Conan is a queen? I thought he was a guy.

I really enjoyed this book, different but definitely Dune

At 1:43 I love how the artist gives the MC this combination of old and new world by including his silk stockings in tatters.

Love it, love it, love it!!

I just listened to all the audio books in the series written by Frank, took me about three months. Chapterhouse was the one I was most looking forward to but ended up being my least favorite. It was almost hard to get through sometimes. The ending came out of nowhere for me & left me audibly questioning “wait, it’s over?!?!? Is that it?!?!” The series really started out with an unmatched BANG and went out so oddly, in my opinion…. Not saying it was bad, just didn’t resonate with it the way I did with the first four.

As a kid, read the series over and over, especially the first 3 books. I was in a club of fellow readers in grade school, where each of us adopted a book character as their own identity. Later in life, I met a woman who had 2 young boys (4 and 8), and remembered the stories so well I started NARRATING the first book (A Princess of Mars) to them as a bedtime story. I was very pleased that not only had I remembered it so accurately, but that they enjoyed hearing it.

Bought the album, good luck in future

This is one of the best comics, i read.

I really enjoyed it for the philosophy but honestly not that much happens. A lot of conversations but action? No. I really believe Frank Herbert wrote this because people didn’t get the message of the first book. It’s the same thing with Fight Club. so many dudes in college with me thought that the message was that you should try to be like Tyler. No! He’s full of shit!

Great review, thanks.

May I ask for the visual artist's name. Music is killing it.

Read the dying earth series by jack vance👍

Hals is a villain

I think the idea of Bene Gesserit storing diseases in their bodies is a really cool concept that, while obviously improbable in the real world, feels really in line with the type of body manipulation and nerve control we see from the Bene Gesserit in Frank’s books. Similarly the Baron getting a sexually transmitted disease that causes him to become hideous is definitely within Herbert’s character since Herbert depicted the Baron as being a sexual deviant who is almost assassinated using a sex slave. So watching him get a disease from assaulting the mother is the type of poetic justice that I think Frank would’ve liked and thought was fitting for the character even if he didn’t come up with the idea. My problem is that the Baron getting the disease sexually, while a cool idea narratively, contradicts a line in the original book that says Raban would need suspensors as he got older like the Baron, suggesting the condition is genetic in some way.

I read the book in my language. There was no review about it. I found yours. Thank you.

Thank you for review

MAKE THE MUSIC LOUDER I CAN STILL KIND OF HEAR YOU.

I'm expecting Denis Villeneuve's take on this novel for the next movie will differ greatly from the book. Especially since there was no time jump between the dune part 1 and part 2 and the way things were left off. I really can't wait to see it though and I hope he doesn't shy away too much from some of the weirdness of the novel.

So baron came from dead just to troll house atredis one last time? Jesus

I agree with pretty much everything you said here. Though the introduction of the Nhogri didn’t bother me. Writing kept very loyal to the original characters. Totally could hear there voices in my head and picture their facial expressions whilst reading. The conflict within the new rebellion was very believable and a nice different take in the Star Wars universe.

I knew about Jessica being daughter of Baron Harkonen. However, I didn't know Bene Gesseritt Helen Mohiam was Jessica's mother. And she introduced a virus into Baron Harkonen body which made him into grotesque behemoth we know later in Dune Saga.

Does it make sense why Yueh is in this issue with the Baron? Does it not make the Dune universe feel smaller i.e like C3PO being created by Anakin?

Music is BRUTALLY distracting