These characters are responsible for a good chunk of the show’s relentless carnage.
And a scrappy, cutthroat young woman ( American Honey and Hellboy standout Sasha Lane) pop ups claiming to be the real Jessica Hyde. villain-and an underling stalk the hotel halls on a mission to procure the comic at any cost, dispassionately murdering anyone who might possibly stand in their way. The group converges for the first time at a Chicago comic convention, where Utopia will be sold to the highest bidder.Īlso at FringeCon, Christopher Denham’s Arby-a raisin-scarfing little boy in a man’s body, who possesses all the diabolical eccentricity of a Coen Bros.
Then there’s Grant (boxing prodigy Javon “Wanna” Walton, also of Euphoria), a sneaky, Dickensian child posing as a wealthy adult. Ian ( Cougar Town’s Dan Byrd), a timid office drone, seems more interested in Becky than he is in the comic. Afflicted with debilitating seizures, Becky (Ashleigh LaThrop of The Handmaid’s Tale) is a young woman desperate for a cure. Environmental crusader Samantha ( Happy Death Day star Jessica Rothe) imagines that Utopia will be her guide to saving the world.
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Wilson (Desmond Borges of You’re the Worst, in another lovably neurotic role) is a twitchy doomsday prepper with a bunker full of canned food under his front yard. Hence Dystopia’s refrain: “Where is Jessica Hyde?”Ī few fans on an Internet message board have coalesced around the suspicion that Dystopia is more than a story, convinced it presaged outbreaks of viruses such as Ebola and MERS. While Jessica eventually escapes, Daddy Hyde remains in the monster’s clutches. The anthropomorphic bunny forces her father to invent terrifying new viruses to unleash upon the human race. Found, inexplicably, in a dead man’s house, it’s the manuscript of the anxiously awaited sequel to Dystopia-a cult comic about a girl named Jessica Hyde who is kidnapped, along with her scientist dad, by the evil Mr.
Utopia is the title of both the series, which comes to Prime on Sept.
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