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"Marc Guggenheim has unveiled his long-awaited Nowhere Man project. The science fiction title will be published by Liquid Comics, and features the artwork of Jeevan J Kang (7 Brothers). It is set in a futuristic society ruled by the Overmind, a supercomputer than can detect violent thoughts in the populace and put a stop to them before they are carried out.  It centres on Nathan, a man born with immunity to the Overmind&amp;#039;s senses, who is raised by a secret society opposed to the regime. Guggenheim told Comic Book Resources: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s basically like the ultimate Patriot Act, the ultimate Big Brother. As a result, everyone is peaceful but not everyone is free. &amp;quot;Obviously there will be the moral ambiguities of, well, is this the kind of society we want to see stopped?&amp;quot; he continued. &amp;quot;How bad is this, really? We&amp;#039;re telling what I think is a different kind of story. The whole series sort of proves the theory that you can take these science fiction conventions but mix them in a new and different way.&amp;quot; Nowhere Man was originally intended to be published by Virgin Comics before the collapse of the publisher. Hugh Jackman was at one point attached as a co-author for the title, with plans to develop it into a movie in which he would also star. Nowhere Man will debut later this year. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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