Concrete
Book • 2006
Concrete follows Ron Lithgow, whose brain is transplanted into a powerful artificial body after an alien abduction.
Despite his immense physical strength, Ron remains emotionally and socially human, struggling with isolation, media attention, relationships, and the practical limits of his new form.
Paul Chadwick uses the science-fiction premise to explore disability, identity, loneliness, environmental concerns, and everyday human absurdity.
The series is known for balancing quiet character drama with imaginative speculative ideas.
The episode mentions the opening collected volume as the subject of a separate iFanboy book discussion.
Despite his immense physical strength, Ron remains emotionally and socially human, struggling with isolation, media attention, relationships, and the practical limits of his new form.
Paul Chadwick uses the science-fiction premise to explore disability, identity, loneliness, environmental concerns, and everyday human absurdity.
The series is known for balancing quiet character drama with imaginative speculative ideas.
The episode mentions the opening collected volume as the subject of a separate iFanboy book discussion.
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as a thoughtful continuation that explores Concrete’s memory problems and return from the desert.

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after he bought the comic book, describing its protagonist as a sad rock-like man wandering through the desert.

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as a favorite comic book, describing its superhero stopping at a national park to reflect before a speaking engagement.

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Yan Can Win, with John Darnielle
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as the subject of a special edition review collecting the opening stories of Paul Chadwick’s series.

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