Iron Sky: The Coming Race

In 2047, a once‑vibrant Earth lies in ash, its surface rendered uninhabitable by a cataclysmic nuclear conflict. Humanity’s last hope clings to the skeletal remains of a former Moon Nazi outpost, now christened Neomenia, a fragile sanctuary orbiting a dead planet. The base hums with the strained breath of life‑support systems, while its dilapidated corridors echo the uneasy coexistence of former Earth survivors and the remnants of the Nazi faction that once ruled the lunar sky.

The atmosphere inside Neomenia is a precarious blend of scarcity and ritual. Supplies dwindle, and a fervent cult that worships the mythic figure of Steve Jobs weaves a quasi‑religious fervor through the community, heightening the sense that every breath could be the last. Tension crackles like static, as old wounds and new ideologies clash beneath the thin veneer of a forced peace, giving the settlement a tone that is both darkly satirical and starkly survivable.

Obianaju Washington, the daughter of the base’s original leader, has spent her life keeping the life‑support systems humming. When a mysterious flying saucer arrives bearing a band of desperate refugees, she discovers a cryptic map that hints at a buried source of unimaginable power. This revelation thrusts her from the safety of the control rooms into the role of reluctant explorer, tasked with uncovering a secret that could decide humanity’s fate.

She soon finds herself teamed with an eclectic crew—a pragmatic pilot, a steadfast security officer, and a charismatic follower of the Jobsist faith—each bringing their own doubts and hopes to the venture. Their destination lies deep beneath the ruined surface of Earth, a realm whispered about in legend as the hollow world where an ancient reptilian enemy slumbers. The journey promises a mix of gritty survival, uneasy alliances, and a looming sense of cosmic mystery, setting the stage for a tale that balances bleak post‑apocalypse realism with off‑beat, speculative wonder.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 01:46