Time travel. We’ve all thought about it. Maybe you’d hop forward a day and get the winning lottery number, or maybe you’d go back 80 or 100 years, take care of some business, and hopefully improve the future in the process.
Both of those are fairly pedestrian time travel tropes, and they’re so boring to boot. They’ve been done to death, and every subsequent time-travel story has been a variation on Back to the Future for the last 40 years.
I don’t think I’m out of line for wanting something more from my time travel stories. Is it so wrong that I want someone to get weird with it?
That’s where 10 Million A.D by P.A. Lopez and Samuel Bermudez from Brian Poison Comics comes in. Check this out!
1997. Teenage physics prodigy Ellie Torres discovers her dead grandfather’s time machine hidden beneath the family home. He spent his final years trying to save Ellie’s dying mother by building the impossible.
When a power surge sends Ellie ten million years into the future, she finds an Earth where humanity is extinct, the moon hangs shattered in the sky, and massive eyeless predators hunt by sound through the ruins of the world.
Founded by writer P.A. Lopez and artist Samuel Bermudez, Brain Poison is a creative studio producing original science fiction and genre comics for adult readers, stories that don’t soften anything—and where women lead and the absurd and the intimate sit side by side…
It’s got its hooks into me. Ten million years into the future seems like such fertile ground for storytelling!
10 Million AD is now live on GlobalComix and at brainpoison.net!
Check out this exclusive first look at 10 Million A.D below!
