You could call Shinichiro Watanabe's Lazarus a retread of his masterpiece, Cowboy Bebop. That's not to say the show is bad -- based on the five episodes I've seen so far, Lazarus is still an entertaining and stylish ride. But I've just come to expect more from a legendary creator like Watanabe. It's set in the year 2052, a near-future when a renowned neuroscientist released Hapna, a drug that can erase all pain. If that sounds too good to be true, it is: Hapna's creator Dr. Skinner reveals to th...
You could call Shinichiro Watanabe's Lazarus a retread of his masterpiece, Cowboy Bebop. That's not to say the show is bad -- based on the five episodes I've seen so far, Lazarus is still an entertaining and stylish ride. But I've just come to expect more from a legendary creator like Watanabe. It's set in the year 2052, a near-future when a renowned neuroscientist released Hapna, a drug that can erase all pain. If that sounds too good to be true, it is: Hapna's creator Dr. Skinner reveals to th...
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