[...] 4-7 out in 2005) True Story, Swear to God: This One Goes to 11 Wet Moon: Feeble Wanderings And Planetes, which concluded in [...]

[...] to pay his debts. Saturn Apartments explores the nature of grunt work in a future world, similar to Planetes. Most of the clients are rich people, the only ones that can afford to pay the fees to have clean [...]

[...] perspective, and there still aren’t enough good manga of that type available in English. (Planetes, A, A Prime, and Four Shojo Stories (containing They Were 11) are all out of print, but if we reach [...]

[...] is coming out, since that was my favorite of that bunch. It’s got an appeal similar to Planetes, science fiction that takes the everyday person’s point of [...]

[...] Planetes [...]

[...] works as a story on its own, which is satisfying to the reader. Recommended, especially for fans of Planetes. [...]

[...] the best of EC, Ploog, Eerie, etc. I fear Nightmare Inspector is going to suffer the fate of Planetes, a great series that only the critics end up reading. [...]

[...] now on my must read list. This book would serve as an excellent follow-up to fans of Death Note and Planetes. Alive is perfect for anyone looking for a manga written with an older audience in mind. I highly [...]

[...] is not just a good manga, it’s good human focused sci-fi. In that sense it’s similar to Planetes, where the people and not the science are the center of the story. I recommend this book to anyone [...]

[...] Avigon: Gods and Demons Bone Sharps, Cowboys, and Thunder Lizards Capote in Kansas Owly: Just a Little Blue Tramps Like Us (books 4-7 out in 2005) True Story, Swear to God: This One Goes to 11 Wet Moon: Feeble Wanderings And Planetes, which concluded in 2005. [...]