It's 2051 in this riff on Orwell's 1984, and Big Brother this time is the One Percent. All company mergers have been completed, and a cabal of super-wealthy individuals have merged their last, single, monolithic corporation into a world government that controls everything. Sure, everyone gets to vote as a shareholder, but some shareholders have more shares than others.

There are a couple interesting ideas and chilling moments to be found, but this mostly plays out in a plodding and uneventful manner as an investigative journalist interviews a lot of talking heads on his road to discovering how the plutocracy came to be and why that knowledge doesn't necessarily matter.

The art is okay but the coloring is all murky grays and greens. ( )