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This was one of J. Michael Straczynski's first forays into the world of comics which were written fairly early
in the series (between seasons two and three). They were meant to tie in the series
and the books together but without needing prior knowledge of either to enjoy the comics. In
fact, it was originally intended to be a 24-issue series but only eleven got published before
running into various problems (communication, drawings, creative differences, etc.) which made
the series less than perfect.
Many issues are worth tracking down and I will try to indicate which comics are worthwhile. It is
getting hard to find these issues so if none of the internet retailers have them, try
eBay. For more information on any of
these comics (and any spoilers) be sure to visit the Lurker's Guide about B5 Comics.
It is getting really hard to find these anymore since these were the first shot
at writing comics that JMS had. They are really poorly drawn but some of the stories
are well worth acquiring. This comprises issues #1-6.
UPDATED:
7.14.2003
It is getting really hard to find these anymore since these were the first shot
at writing comics that JMS had. They are really poorly drawn but some of the stories
are well worth acquiring. This comprises issues #7-11.
UPDATED:
7.14.2003
Before these comics were canceled (for a variety of reasons), they released a
special three issue spin-off called In Valen's Name. There
are also some trade paperbacks which collect these early B5
comics. Even these trade paperbacks are getting hard to find so pick them up while you still
can.
JMS Speaks about Babylon 5
JMS AT GENIE SAID:
MAY.10.1994 Although I own something like 3-4,000 comics, I've never defined
myself as a *collector*...I've always been just a comics *fan*. And as such, I really want
this to be a book I'd like to pick up as a reader. And I think this has a very good chance
of being just such a book.
Individual issues of the comics cannot be purchased through the normal book retailers like
Amazon.com®. Instead, you can order the individual comics from our recommended and reliable internet
retailers.
Also, many thanks goes to JMS Comics for
being a great resource! (Note: They are getting a bit outdated)
Finally, a lot of work has gone into the
B5 Spoiler Junkies site. It is
an informative site but be warned ... it contains LOTS of spoilers!