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1scificomics
I really enjoyed Moonshadow, The Incal, 2001 Nights by Yukinobu Hoshino. What other good classic Sci Fi is out there?
2apokoliptian
Ocean by Warren Ellis is really something.
If you liked the Incal look for some Enki Bilal works. With Bilal you get no wrong.
About Moonshadow, it is one of the best works I've ever read (and I have read some). 2 other works that I like from J.M. DeMatteis are Blood (pretty crazy and deep) and Seekers (new age ideas turned inside out). Both have TPBs available.
If you liked the Incal look for some Enki Bilal works. With Bilal you get no wrong.
About Moonshadow, it is one of the best works I've ever read (and I have read some). 2 other works that I like from J.M. DeMatteis are Blood (pretty crazy and deep) and Seekers (new age ideas turned inside out). Both have TPBs available.
3scottd
Jim Starlin's Dreadstar Metamorphosis Odyssey is being reprinted, all in color, January 2012 by Dynamite Entertainment.
6brianjungwi
Does Transmetropolitan count?
7jnwelch
The Complete Ballad of Halo Jones by Alan Moore is good classic sci-fi that I enjoyed. Like brian, I'm not sure whether the other one that comes to mind qualifies: The Walking Dead series.
9artturnerjr
Not counting tradition superhero stuff (Superman, Spider-Man, Batman, etc.), although superhero is arguably an SF subgenre, I'd recommend:
- V for Vendetta
- The Life and Times of Martha Washington in the Twenty-First Century
- The Best of Ray Bradbury: The Graphic Novel (the artwork alone is worth the price of admission; the stories aren't bad, either ;) )
- V for Vendetta
- The Life and Times of Martha Washington in the Twenty-First Century
- The Best of Ray Bradbury: The Graphic Novel (the artwork alone is worth the price of admission; the stories aren't bad, either ;) )
12apokoliptian
Global Frequency by Warren Ellis. It is loosely SF, but has some of Ellis' crazy concepts.
Talking about SF, what do you think of Flash Gordon by Alex Raymond. It is where it all started (for good) in comics. I know about Buck Rogers, but, man, it is the template for all that came after.
Talking about SF, what do you think of Flash Gordon by Alex Raymond. It is where it all started (for good) in comics. I know about Buck Rogers, but, man, it is the template for all that came after.
13scificomics
Good suggestions. I picked up the Dreadstar The Beginning. It is Super epic.
15groovykinda
Starstruck by Elaine Lee and Michael W. Kaluta, Mister X, Electropolis, and Terminal City by Dean Motter, and-god I'm old- The Sacred and the Profane by Dean Motter and Ken Steacy.
I nver realized how much I love Dean Motter until I started typing this.
I nver realized how much I love Dean Motter until I started typing this.
16apokoliptian
Man... I liked Dean Motter as well, mainly due to The Prisoner: Shattered Visage tele-series adaptation/ sequel. The Mister X Vol. 1 is great also for the Hernandez Bros.
Good times!
Good times!
17Hapthorne
Saga is looking good, but if you want a complete story,
Universal War One is a six-part French comic book limited series written, penciled, and inked by Denis Bajram
The genre is military science fiction, and the series deals with such ideas as time dilation and time travel.
Following the comics standards in France and Belgium, each of the six part of the story has a approximately 50 pages length, making the whole story longer than usual limited series.
Universal War One is a six-part French comic book limited series written, penciled, and inked by Denis Bajram
The genre is military science fiction, and the series deals with such ideas as time dilation and time travel.
Following the comics standards in France and Belgium, each of the six part of the story has a approximately 50 pages length, making the whole story longer than usual limited series.
