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🤖 The book that invented cyberspace is finally getting its screen moment

William Gibson wrote *Neuromancer* in 1984 — before the internet, before AI, before any of it. The novel that coined "cyberspace" and built the cyberpunk genre waited 42 years for an adaptation. Date confirmed at Comic-Con: January 22, 2027.

Callum Turner plays Case, Briana Middleton is Molly — mirror eyes, razor fingernails — and Mark Strong is Armitage. Gibson himself is an executive producer. Ten episodes, Fridays through March 19. The trailer is exactly as dark as it should be.

Forty-two years is a long wait. At least now there's an internet to argue about it on — which feels very on-brand.

IGN has the full trailer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g79GPZSQHBk
YouTube Neuromancer — Official Teaser | Apple TV Callum Turner stars in the cyberpunk series adapted from William Gibson's genre-defining 1984 novel. Streaming on Apple TV on January 22. http://apple.co/_neuromancer See you on the other side, cowboy. Subscribe to Apple TV’s YouTube channel: https://a…
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