With the GlobalComix Gold one-year subscription currently only $24.99 (70% off), now is the best time to start digging into all of the great stories available on GlobalComix. While a proper year in review will be coming during the month of December, for the next week we wanted to highlight some of the most popular comics from the most popular genres on the GlobalComix platform.
We're starting off with science fiction, and the list has quite a few series you might be familiar with. There are also some titles that are relatively new to GlobalComix, so to see them already challenging for most popular is a great sign that fans are enthralled by their stories.
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1. Megalex, 166 pages - Published by Humanoids, (cc/ @BrunoHumanoids)
An original Sci-Fi adventure of rebellion against a totalitarian and oppressive world, as only imagined by master storyteller Alexandro Jodorowsky. On Megalex, the city-planet, the laws of nature are prohibited. The tyrannical order reigns over a renewed population controlled by genetic manipulation.
Story and Art by Alejandro Jodorowsky, Alexandro Jodorowsky, Fred Beltran
2. Vikingverse, 105 pages - Published by Outland Entertainment, (cc/ @jeremymohler)
A war as old as time, where fate itself hangs in the balance. In the Vikingverse, the Norse rule the stars with restless fleets and an iron will. But when the thralls rebel, turning to the artifice of Norns to help them escape their bondage, the Natural order is thrown into chaos. The Jötunn War has been fought across the Nine Homeworlds to contain the threat.
Story and Art by Devmalya Pramani, Devmalya Pramanik, Ian Stuart Sharpe, Paul Little
3. Michizu, 40 pages - Published by Midori Jen, (cc/ @MidoriJen)
[ SCI-FI, ACTION, LGBTQ+, BL ] It's 33rd century, some humans, animals and plants mutated for reasons unknows to mankind. They are called ''monsters'' and are hunted and killed by humans, but a few young men have the opportunity to safely grow up and leave. Will they be able to turn their back on all the suffering though? [ Volume 1 is more of a ''Prologue Volume'' ] Updates Daily!
Story and Art by Midori Jen
4. Killtopia, 181 pages - Published by BHP Comics, (cc/ @bhpcomics)
Killtopia is set in future Japan, and follows a salvage hunter called Shinji and his robot sidekick, Crash. Once word gets out that Crash holds the secret to curing a deadly nano-virus that’s killed millions around the world, every bounty hunter and Yakuza thug for 1000 city blocks joins the hunt for our heroes. Can they survive the night and change the course of humanity forever?
Story and Art by Craig Paton and Dave Cook Mr.
5. Black Beacon, 80 pages - Published by Heavy Metal, (cc/ @dezi)
There's an intergalactic space station out there bigger than our solar system that wants everyone to come along and meet up. The beacon made it sound like a utopia, but what Niko finds upon her arrival is a lawless expanse where everyone is out for themselves and she's so late she doesn't even have a seat at the table.
Story and Art by Heavy Metal
6. BounD, 128 pages - Published by Hexapus Ink, (cc/ @BounD)
When Seth appears to Natalia, he reveals a part of the universe that is unraveling and threatens what is left of mankind. - Natalia will have to accept the dark realities around her before she can save herself. --- BounD is a twelve chapter graphic novel.---
Story and Art by Hexapus Ink
7. Complete Darkness, 28 pages - Published by Complete Darkness, (cc/ @Cleric20)
In the near future (2242) we manage to map dark matter - only to find out that it is 'Hell'. Cue carnage on a serious level as the devil himself seeks to wipe us out, but inadvertently grants superpowers to a loner guy who might just be the only thing that can then save us. Issue s#1 shows the world of 2242 and footage of a 'starlight bounce' action from the past...
Story and Art by Complete Darkness
8. Midnight: Task Force, 36 pages - Published by Mad Cave Studios, (cc/ @chrisfernandez)
In the year 2055, Detroit is a nightmarish city plagued by violence and fueled by corruption. Aiden McCormick tries to solve a series of brutal murders that must remain hidden from the citizens of Detroit. But Aiden has secrets of his own. He suffers from schizophrenia and if anyone were to find out; he would be forced to give up more than just his badge and gun.
Story and Art by Alejandro Giraldo and Mark London
9. The Adventures of Captain Orange, 88 pages - Published by Blue Mug Comics, (cc/ @mrshilamma)
It's a scifi-adventure comic set in a futuristic Galaxy with planet-hopping ships. Characters Captain Orange travels through Space in his Güd Ship while doing odd jobs for astro-colonies on varying planets. Boldour-Fisk is the 'bot developed to ensure the safety and well-being of all crew members of the Güd Ship. Lucky Star is the Güd Ship's mechanic.
Story and Art by Blue Mug Comics
10. Cayrel's Ring, 140 pages - Published by A Wave Blue World, (cc/ @tyler)
Humanity colonized the distant galaxy, Cayrels Ring, a thousand years ago, but they've only now begun to discover its secrets. After learning that the tech he invented to help further mankind's exploration has caused an unforeseen wave of danger and death, elderly scientist Jamitch Taylee orders a planet-wide evacuation leading to the loss of his daughter...
Story and Art by A Wave Blue World
11. S.I.N, 58 pages - Published by HIME♔NAYA, (cc/ @himenaya)
◼"A Story Of Murder, Madness & Monsters"◼
Story and Art by HIME♔NAYA
12. Jack Irons: The Steel Cowboy, 72 pages - Published by IronVerse Comics, (cc/ @IronVerseComics)
An immortal man with memories of prior reincarnations wanders through Galactic Armageddon seeking Freedom, and Purpose.
Story and Art by IronVerse Comics
