Why people recommend it
Nameless by Grant Morrison is a mind-bending comic book series that dives into dark, space-themed horror and complex existential mysteries. The graphic novel was highlighted across multiple episodes of Stuff They Don't Want You To Know. Ben Bowlin recommended the work as a great read during discussions regarding space phenomena and cosmic horror. Later, Bowlin brought up the title again while exploring concepts of time and reality, jokingly describing the narrative as an age-appropriate buddy comedy in space for everyone. Additionally, Matt Frederick mentioned to his co-hosts off air that he was reading the book between recording sessions. Frederick noted with surprise that a significant portion of the story deals with the Anian language, connecting back to previous episode themes concerning esoteric languages and mysterious phenomena. Together, the hosts presented the publication as a thrilling, intellectually stimulating piece of speculative fiction that continuously challenges readers' perceptions of reality, language, and the vast, unknown terrors lurking within the deep expanses of outer space.
Who recommended it
- Ben Bowlin Recommended
- Matt Frederick Discussed
Ben Bowlin — 2 mentions
“Also, Nameless is another good one for this, and I know you love like Nameless. Nameless is an age appropriate buddy comedy in space for everyone.”
“you know what there's another really good one called nameless by moris”
Matt Frederick — 1 mention
“and in the in between these two episodes I've mentioned just off air that I was reading that book The nameless and I didn't realize that a big part of that book is about the anian language that we covered in do angels have a language”