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A fiercely beautiful, devastatingly human space opera that explores the brutal cost of loving someone in a universe at war. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Saga, Book Three.
- devastating
- chaotic
- bittersweet
- urgent
- 01
Y The Last Man, Vol. 3
Brian K. Vaughan
A tense, witty, and emotionally devastating exploration of survival and the crushing weight of being the last of your kind.
- 02
Paper Girls Deluxe Edition, Book One
Brian K. Vaughan
A nostalgic, otherworldly collision of suburban coming-of-age and high-stakes science fiction.
- 03
Runaways
Brian J. Vaughan
A witty, high-stakes joyride about the ultimate teenage rebellion: discovering your parents are literal supervillains and choosing to be better than them.
- 04
Descender, Vol. 6
Jeff Lemire
A breathtaking, watercolor-drenched climax where the fate of the galaxy rests on the fragile shoulders of a boy made of metal.
- 05
Prophet
Brandon Graham
A sweeping, visually driven journey through a deeply strange and transformed future Earth.
- 06
East of West, Vol. 8
Jonathan Hickman
A dark, mythic continuation of a sprawling science fiction comic epic.
- 07
The Wicked + The Divine, Vol. 8
Kieron Gillen
A stylish, time-hopping mosaic of doomed youth, artistic hubris, and divine tragedy.
- 08
Fables, Vol. 3
Bill Willingham
A gritty, noir-soaked fairy tale where survival and reluctant romance collide in the deep woods.
- 09
Amulet
Kazu Kibuishi
A breathtaking, high-stakes plunge into a shadowy fantasy metropolis where a young hero must wrestle with the dark temptations of her own power.
- 10
The Worthing Saga
Orson Scott Card
A mythic, melancholic meditation on why a life without pain is a life without meaning.
- 11
Invincible Compendium Volume 3
Robert Kirkman
A massive, high-stakes plunge into the apocalyptic conclusion of a sweeping science fiction epic.
- 12
Three Shadows
Cyril Pedrosa
A haunting, desperate flight to the ends of the earth to protect a child from the inevitable.
