A couple of weeks ago I finally looked into Sin City, both movie and comics. You guys should really do the same if you haven't yet.

Dorohedoro and Maken X have a pretty crazy style somewhat in the same vein as Tsutomu Nihei's stuff. I wish Dorohedoro was getting translated faster, but I don't really have a right to complain.

If I may, I'd suggest a manga called Zetman/ZETMAN




It follows the story of an anomalous genetic experimentation subject (Jin). Jin was originally created to combat monstrous entities that are not too different from himself, but there have been massive setbacks and his life is nowhere near what was intended. It is sci-fi with an almost supernatural aura. The action hardly disappoints (if at all). The Art work is very detailed (but the architecture compared to Nihei's? )
The world is very strange. It appears to be similar to the modern day in some respects, only for the reader to find out that it is far more advanced in others. Also, the world seems utopian, but there are many dystopian factors and environments behind closed doors.

Not to sound a little cliche, but I got into Code Geass recently. I found it very entertaining!

I've been trapped in non-manga land since watching the hilarious as fuck Punisher Warzone last month. The MAX comics that movie was based on kick ass and you guys should read them.

Guyver is pretty entertaining as either the manga or the anime. Gotta love the classics sometimes.




A sickly looking man is trying to escape with a package from some shady soldiers in odd futuristic get up. As they corner him, he mutates at will into a muscle-ridden, skeletal looking bioweapon.
One of the soldiers makes a similar transformation and quickly subdues him, but not after discovering that he had a hidden bomb on him which he detonates, scattering and/or destroying the contents of the package.

Sho and his friend, Tetsuro, are walking along when he gets hit with a metallic pod (actually, how this part happens differs between versions). Organic metal tendrils flood out and engulf his body, bonding Sho's body with the parasitic, metal-organic, semi-sentient bio Armor, Guyver.

One of my faves

Where can I get the full Guyver series
Cant seem to find it on mangafox or mangatashokan

AnimeA has almost the entire series (I think - I'm not sure as I'm only on chapter 102)

(Guyver on AnimeA):


Anyway, AnimeA has chapters 1-167, minus chapters 19-47. However, they are integral to the plot and since I can't find anywhere that has them, you might want to look up the 2005 anime which covers them in episodes 14 - 21 .

(A link where you can watch the 2005 Guyver Anime)
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So hey, I've been reading these lately, you guys might be interested in one or two:

X-Force
A really edgy and gory version of X-Men. Cyclops assembles a death squad led by Wolverine to be sent into the most extreme and dangerous missions the ordinary X-Men shouldn't be involved in. The art is really great and there's a Messiah War arc very reminiscent of SNIKT!, they get sent to a desolate future and fight an army of robotic monsters ( and lol protect a little girl named Hope ) created by the big bad at the time.


Transmetropolitan
This one's a classic and I've started reading it since last week they re-released the first trade. It's kinda like a series devoted to Conan O'Brien's In the year 3000! sketches where the protagonist Spider Jerusalem, a Hunter S. Thompson-esque journalist, is trapped in the crapsack futuristic metropolis known as 'The City'.



By Atsushi Kaneko, the same man responsible for Bambi and her Pink Gun. At first glance it's pretty much the same as David Lynch's Twin Peaks, but it gets more and more crazier and fantastic as the investigation goes on.

Victorian Undead's pretty great.



I like to think of it as a steampunk Biomega.

Blade of the Immortal by Samura. It has very, very little sci fi into it but the drawing style is great. Give a look to F.C. Pang's C.A.T. too.
As i said there's very little sci fi into them, plots are nothing new, but their art is cool