Looking for some comics with good art and lots of space/cosmic action

The Incal
VS. Not necessarily cosmic but it does have futuristic art by Esad Ribic, same as OP pic.

Do you have a link? Google is turning up the original one but not the one by Ribic

Well then. How did we get here without the good era of Cosmic Marvel getting mentioned?

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Big two produces some of the worst cosmic stories. Johns' GL and pic related are terrible. If you want some good space operas, read Euroshit like Jordorowsky and Druillet. Nexus and Prophet for something American.

Ribic's comic isn't showing up anywhere. Not even the humanoid website.

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VS Volume 1 amazon.com/dp/1534306935/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_t2sIDbATXMSG6

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I guess the Metabarons/Incal book never came out .

This, though honestly I feel like the modern oversaturation of the GotG would make this less enjoyable in hindsight.

You have to approach it with the understanding that 1. The MCU versions of Quill, Gamora, Drax, Mantis, even Groot, are different characters. I don't mean minor differences, I mean their histories and personalities are very different. Second, when Annihilation started, most of these were obscure D-listers who had faded to obscurity over the past 10-20 years. I think you lose a lot of the ensemble underdog quality reading it from a modern perspective where these characters are household names. Rocket is basically the only character who matches his on-screen portrayal.

Annihilation is great. Conquest is pretty good. War of Kings is... eh. It drags on, but there's some cool shit in it. The highlight of it all is DnA's Nova and Guardians leading into Thanos Imperative.

Phyla and Moondragon are bland and irritating and take up too much of the story, but they could be worse.

Ultimately a great set of events with some low points culminating in an excellent climax that, of course, gets undone within a few years to reset the status quo for less talented writers.

What are some good, relatively modern (2000s) Silver Surfer runs?

How good these are has a nice clean inverse correlation to how many Inhumans are in it.

The only modern run is Slott/Allred recent 2 series
Its very Dr. Who inspired and has a romance so its bit divisive on Yea Forums but is well liked elsewhere.

Miniseries like Requiem and In Thy Name are really good too.

I didn't mind the Inhumans as much as the Shi'ar/Starjammers half of the plot

>If you want some good space operas, read Euroshit like Jordorowsky and Druillet. Nexus and Prophet for something American.
Never heard of Nexus but its just what I was looking for.

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Orbital is also pretty gud.

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Lemire’s Descender also have some awesome art from Dustin Nguyen.

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>Like Pratchett’s dwarves, Sandjarr sexuality is kept very private indeed. It engenders a nice little discomfort in the hetero-male reader about eyeing up exotic ladies.
>a nice little discomfort

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I really hate in comics when they tell you billions died in a fucking narration box, as if that's supposed to have any weight or meaning. Possibly my least favorite cosmic cliche