It was initially planned to end around issue #30, with a finale after each protagonist's arc was completed.ĭue to other commitments by the creators, Injection went on an extended hiatus in 2018 after the third arc was completed in issue #15. During the book's initial run, it came out monthly during an arc, then went on hiatus for several months between storylines. Injection is structured around a series of story arcs, each spotlighting one of the 'experts'.

Rather than accept this, they invent a countermeasure: the Injection, a program that they deliberately released into the Internet, programmed with many of their forms of expertise, in an attempt to kickstart and speed up the coming future.Ī year later, the Injection has attained a form of sentience, and it's doing its job almost too well. The result of their brainstorming was that the future held not solutions or adventure, but rather decades or even centuries of mediocrity. Under the auspices of the British government, five experts in their respective fields - a paranormal investigator, a secret agent, a hacker, a detective, and an occultist - come together as a futurist think tank dubbed the 'Cultural Cross-Contamination Unit.' It can be considered a sort of spiritual sequel to Ellis and Shalvey's six-issue run on Marvel's Moon Knight. Injection is a comic book series from Image Comics, written by Warren Ellis and drawn by Declan Shalvey, with colors by Jordie Bellaire. Once upon a time, there were five crazy people, and they poisoned the 21st Century. Warren Ellis does The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.

Injection, Vol. 1 by Warren Ellis