Netflix's 6-Part Sci-Fi Show Based On Award-Winning Graphic Novel Is A Dystopian Masterpiece

Netflix's 6-Part Sci-Fi Show Based On Award-Winning Graphic Novel Is A Dystopian Masterpiece .
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 Of all the spellbinding sci-fi releases to have dropped in 2025, Netflix's The Eternaut is perhaps the most accomplished. This dystopian survival thriller about a fictional snowstorm in Buenos Aires has everything you could possibly want in a sci-fi masterpiece, from cutting-edge design to nerve-shredding suspense, as well as a truly terrifying alien intruder upon its real-world setting.  A frontrunner for the best sci-fi show of the past year, The Eternaut is a flawless six-parter that’s all too easy to binge in one sitting. Thankfully, the show will return in 2026 or 2027, as Netflix has already confirmed its renewal for a second season. In further episodes, we’ll see the series delve deeper into the source material on which it’s based.  The apocalyptic event in The Eternaut is the brainchild of Argentine journalist and graphic novelist Héctor Germán Oesterheld, who wrote the book of the same name that inspired the show. It was initially serialized in comic strip form between 1957 and 1959, with illustrations by cartoonist Francisco Solano López. What Is The Eternaut About?   The Eternaut’s title character is Juan Salvo, a resident of Buenos Aires, Argentina, who manages to survive when a bizarre snowstorm suddenly wipes out most of the city’s population. The protagonist and his friends have to cope with the apocalyptic scenario that follows this strange event, whilst also uncovering the origin of the snow.  Salvo the titular moniker because of his apparent ability to traverse different dimensions of space and time, a special power which explains flashbacks in which he vividly relives past traumas. If Héctor Germán Oesterheld’s source material is anything to go by, the theme of interdimensional travel will become more central to The Eternaut in later episodes of the show. How The Eternaut Is Different From The Graphic Novel   It’s worth noting that Netflix’s version The Eternaut has made several big changes to the original story. However, these changes serve the show well, by grounding it in a realistic depiction of the modern world, and allowing the narrative to unfold naturally.  Rather than sticking to the 1950s time period of the graphic novel, the TV series is set in present-day Buenos