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Savage Highway

Survivors roam a post-apocalyptic France in search of meaning and lost souls in this derivative but thoughtful near-future sci-fi story

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My Favorite Thing Is Monsters

Emil Ferris sketches out an ambitious graphic novel on the pages of a ring-bound notebook, creating a fascinating account of a young woman discovering her true identity

The Metabaron – Book 2: The Techno-Cardinal & The Transhuman

As the Metabaron’s destiny starts to catch up with him – despite his best efforts to avoid it – Jodorowsky, Frissen and Henrichon turn in what will almost certainly go down as one of sci-fi comics’ highlights of the year. If you’re not already reading this amazing epic, what are you waiting for?

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Spill Zone

Scott Westerfeld’s first graphic novel is a kaleidoscope of colour, set in a town where a mysterious event has left few human survivors but a rent in reality that the government is trying to keep covered-up

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Snow Day

Pierre Wazem and Antoine Aubin take us to a small American town on a snowy day that seems much like any other – until the town Sheriff decides to take on the town’s bullies once and for all

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Haddon Hall: When David Invented Bowie

Haddon Hall tells the story of David Bowie’s transition from struggling artist to international megastar; narrated, rather unusually, by the house he lived in at the time

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Order, The: Die Mensch Maschine

2000AD doesn’t set stories in medieval fantasy worlds very often but The Order: Die Mensch Maschine has more than enough of a nod to sci-fi to get it through the filter

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Whispers in the Walls

Don’t judge this book by its name and its cover – what looks like it’s going to be a spooky ghost story about a little girl who hears voices or talks backwards, quickly evolves into a wonderful self-contained gothic monster mash-up