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An eight-foot tall combat robot malfunctions during a mission and develops unexplained memories, causing its creators to investigate its odd behavior. The robot goes on the run while being chased by various metallic constructs.

After an accident, Buck Rogers is held in suspended animation, where he survives for just short of 500 years. He awakens on an Earth that is caught in a futuristic civil war. Rogers, having lost everyone he loved centuries ago, is a fish out of water who struggles to find a way to fit in with a war-torn world.

Four hundred years from now mankind is strung out across a region of interstellar space inherited from an ancient civilization discovered on Mars.

Set in the near future, nanotech-enhanced people and ordinary humans are at war with one another.

Using his homemade time machine, a brilliant reclusive scientist gathers a roundtable of the greatest minds in history (Shakespeare, George Washington, Aristotle, etc.) to solve all of humanity's problems.

Set in a post-apocalyptic society where all the adults have died and a group of teens sets about trying to establish a new society.

A intergalactic peace-keeping force takes in species without asking too many questions about their pasts or intentions.

An apparently new take on the alien invasion storyline although no plot are yet available.

The inhabitants of Almytheans are forced to act as slaves and must mine rare refractive crystals for the malevolent Lost One. The Almytheans are comprised of both humanoid and non-humanoid species, many having been brought to Almythea by the Lost One's reptilian, thug-like armies of Latchers. They live simple, oppressed lives as most have had their memories wiped before commencing their enslaved existence. However, they still possess an abiding belief that their prophesized savior, known as The Astra, will one day rescue them. Banished from the community for a crime he did not commit, as Little Hawk approaches his twenty-first birthday a mysterious shaman warrior, Grey Paw, rescues him from depression, self-doubt and the deadly addictive bittercups in the Badlands before preparing him for a secret tournament.

A team of scientists aboard a space station monitoring activity around a black hole receive a transmission showing their deaths at the hands of mysterious aliens.

A Special Ops team, sent to obtain a WMD from North Korea, is transported to another world. The team then finds themselves pitted against a dangerous alien race.

Described as a live-action graphic novel influenced by "Blade Runner" and includes martial arts.