Sci fi comics from Marc Antony Comics range from street level stories with cosmic powers to deep space survival. Meteor fragments, celestial crystals, particle accelerators gone wrong and ships answering distress calls from dying worlds: every series here starts with an idea and follows it until it breaks someone's life open.
Some of these sci fi graphic novels are superhero stories at heart, with heroes and heroines who get their powers from the stars. Others are closer to science fiction horror, where the technology is the threat. All of them are original, written and drawn for Marc Antony Comics, an independent publisher.
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Five years ago, Captain Adrian Vance made the call that saved his ship and left forty seven people to die. Now he commands the Odyssey, humanity's most advanced exploration ship, with a hand picked crew of seven. When a faint human distress signal reaches them from a dying desert world, they find a colony of genetically altered humans abandoned decades ago, monsters hunting beneath the sand, and a secret that leads straight back to Vance's own father.
Relay courier Kade Okafor has made the jump so many times that four years of travel feel like a blink. This time he wakes in a freshly printed body on Proxima Station to find the lights failing, the receiving bay empty and no one left to say hello. Something in the dark knows his name, and it remembers his childhood better than he does. Kade has to find out who is still alive on Proxima before whatever is hunting him finishes the job.
Long ago in Athens, Zeus walked among mortals as a traveler and left Athena Mylonis with a son born beneath the thunder. Centuries later Alexandros Mylonis has crossed the ocean to New York, where he protects the city as Stormfront. Tonight a construction site collapses, the Titan servant Kryon rises from the crater, and beneath Manhattan an ancient Greek prison holds something far worse: Typhoon, the first storm.
Lola Stevens sang three songs at the Meridian Room and asked to be paid. The owner sent her out the back instead, into the rain and a spill of chemical waste just as lightning struck. Lola Stevens is gone. Now she has strength, flight and a storm in her hands, and she has a tab to collect. The trail leads past a street level drug deal to the man who really runs the club: Kane, under the hotel.
Alexandra Sterling spent countless nights on the roof, wondering whether something in the stars was looking back. At the Helios Foundation she was chosen to lead the experiment designed to unlock the Starheart, a golden crystal from beyond our world. Thirty seconds was all they needed. Instead the Starheart chose her. Now she can fly among the stars she once studied, and something ancient beneath the Earth has woken up too.
Antonio Forza is the son of a notorious mobster who chose the courtroom over a life of crime. Shot and left for dead on a rooftop, he is saved by a celestial entity that rewrites his biology: rapid healing, cosmic strength and leaps from building to building. By day he puts criminals behind bars. By night, as Stargazer, he fights the ones who beat the system, starting with the Moretti crime family.
Sienna Vale is a lifeguard at Pacific Cove. One last swim after closing, a rip current drags her to the bottom, where a glowing meteor fragment is waiting. It bonds to her body. Now the ocean listens to her. By day she watches the beach. By night she guards the water, and in Chapter 2 she takes on a trawler stripping the cove floor bare.
Last week, somewhere in the desert, a woman in green called down a storm on an army convoy. Today she is standing on a New York rooftop. Desert Rain commands lightning and wind, and her power matches Liberty Star blow for blow. But the fight hides a harder question: which side is really the villain, and can two enemies find a way to peace?
Lana Sorte was a kind, dedicated New York school teacher until one night on a rooftop, a cosmic star crashed into her life. Now she can fly, turn invisible, and hit harder than anyone in the city. Her first day on the job: a hostage standoff at First Metro Bank. But while New York cheers its new hometown hero, a dark figure watches from the rooftops, and a second star is falling toward Central Park.
Lila Voss was a plasma physicist at Helix Arc until a staged "containment failure" killed her partner and fused a storm cell core into her nervous system. Now she hunts the company that buried her. Tonight she takes the core back, and Helix Arc answers with Vortex, Riven, the Omega protocol, and Frostbane: a failsafe colder than anything she has ever faced.