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I class a Comic as Sci-Fi if it speculates on what some currently unknown technology might be like. This could include one or more off of the following list: Comics set in the future, super genius and their inventions, secret military technology, alien races, and ancient long lost civilisations (which were possibly found under the sofa). | ||
ChobitsJapan has a bit of a reputation of being the home of various craziness, and if any country is ripe for a good bit of social commentary then it's probably Japan. Posted Wednesday 30th September 2009 by Crazy Choco
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EvEve features things from a long list of sci-fi standards, such as: Artifacts and machines left from a long-dead alien race; warp-gates that teleport ships long distances across the universe; a large parliament made up of embassies from different systems; and an ancient evil trying to destroy the universe. Posted Sunday 11th July 2010 by Crazy Choco
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Sluggy FreelanceSluggy stars Torg, a goofy young man who is often between jobs, Riff, an inventor whose inventions tend to drive or at least trigger most of the plot-lines, and Bun Bun, a violent, slightly misanthropic, badass anti-hero who just happens to be a small lop rabbit. Posted Tuesday 11th August 2009 by Crazy Choco
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Star Trek the MangaProbably the thing that I like most about each chapter is that while the cast all seem as they were, the plot-lines are all slightly updated for the current age. What do I mean by that? I mean putting the crew of the enterprise up against an anime-style super villain. I mean putting the enterprise up against a small army of giant mecha. Posted Sunday 8th May 2011 by Crazy Choco
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