Collider argues that Apple TV’s forthcoming adaptation of William Gibson’s *Neuromancer* must retain the novel’s central critique of corporate power, rather than treating it merely as stylish cyberpunk action. While the Comic-Con trailer appears faithful in its imagery and dialogue, the article says the series will matter only if it shows the desperation and inequality created by an unchecked technological corporate dystopia.

The story follows Case, played by Callum Turner, a skilled hacker recruited for a heist against an extremely wealthy family alongside other criminals with their own motives. Set in “the Sprawl”, the novel depicts a future in which corporations have overtaken governments, concentrating power and damaging social order; the article notes the potential tension in Apple portraying such a critique of major technology companies. The programme is led by showrunners Graham Roland and J.D. Dillard and is expected next year.