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Animatrix was a good followup, and some of the comics
TIL there's matrix comic. Which one you recommend?
The one above is my favorite "There are No Flowers in the Real World" by David Lapham (of The Darkness and Batman fame). Anything written by him, Troy Nixey, Gregory Ruth and Paul Chadwick are worth reading.
Skip: "I Kant" and "Run Saga Run" and anything by Peter Bagge. Neil Gaiman also wrote a small story called "Goliath" but it's not something I clicked with.
Delightful, thanks for taking the time to write it up.