Earthdivers #1

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Earthdivers #1

Stephen Graham Jones · Book · 2022

What hooked you in Earthdivers #1 was the desperate, high-stakes attempt to rewrite history in order to save a crumbling future.

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Christopher Nolan · Film · 2014

Explores: Existentialism, Humanity's Survival, Love and Sacrifice.

Just as the survivors in Earthdivers #1 look to time travel to avert catastrophe, this film examines the crushing burden of humanity attempting to outrun its own inevitable extinction.

2001: A Space Odyssey

2001: A Space Odyssey

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Explores: Existentialism, Human Evolution, Artificial Intelligence.

The sense of existential dread and the search for origins found in Earthdivers #1 is echoed here, where a journey into the unknown challenges the very definition of humanity.

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Explores: Destiny vs. Free Will, Colonialism, Environmentalism.

Like the Indigenous resistance central to Earthdivers #1, this story explores the heavy intersection of colonialism and environmental survival, where a single figure must navigate a fractured, dangerous destiny.

Prey

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Dan Trachtenberg · Film · 2022

Explores: Underdog, Cultural clash, Survival.

If you appreciated the fierce Indigenous agency in Earthdivers #1, you will connect with this film's portrayal of a skilled warrior protecting her people against an overwhelming, technologically advanced threat.

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Explores: Cybernetic augmentation, Dystopian society, Mercenary life.

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IT: Welcome to Derry

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Explores: Childhood Trauma, Ancient Evil, Group of Friends.

The haunting atmosphere of Earthdivers #1 is present here, as a group of misfits confronts a long-buried evil that threatens to dismantle their world from the shadows of history.

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Explores: Virtual Reality, Dystopian Future, Corporate Conspiracy.

This narrative shares the speculative time-bending intensity of Earthdivers #1, exploring how near-future technology can manipulate reality and reshape the lives of those trapped in a bleak present.

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David S. Goyer · Series · 2021

Explores: Galactic Empire, Civilization Collapse, Exile.

Much like the desperate mission to change the past in Earthdivers #1, this series follows exiles fighting against the inevitable collapse of their civilization to secure a future.

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Dan Carlin's Hardcore History

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History

Dan Carlin · Podcast · 2025

Explores: civilizational collapse, human nature, moral ambiguity.

This podcast provides the real-world historical context that anchors the speculative fiction of Earthdivers #1, examining the brutal consequences of power and the cycles of civilizational collapse.

The End Of The World with Josh Clark

The End Of The World with Josh Clark

iHeartPodcasts · Podcast · 2018

This deep dive into existential threats complements the climate-ravaged reality of Earthdivers #1, offering a sobering look at the precarious survival of our species in the coming centuries.

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Common questions

Is Earthdivers #1 part of an ongoing series?

Yes, Earthdivers #1 marks the ongoing comics debut for author Stephen Graham Jones. The story follows a group of Indigenous survivors in the year 2112 who discover a time travel portal as they attempt to address the collapse of civilization.

What is the setting for Earthdivers #1?

Earthdivers #1 is set in the year 2112. The narrative depicts an apocalypse where civilization is crumbling, oceans are rising, and rivers are receding. The story centers on a group of outcast Indigenous survivors who find a time travel portal.

Who wrote Earthdivers #1?

Earthdivers #1 was written by Stephen Graham Jones. He is a New York Times bestselling author known for his works The Only Good Indians and My Heart is a Chainsaw. This release serves as his debut in the ongoing comics medium.

Does Earthdivers #1 involve time travel?

Yes, time travel is a central element of Earthdivers #1. The plot follows a group of outcast Indigenous survivors in a future where humanity has lost hope, and they discover a time travel portal that serves as the focus of the story.

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