Though entire forests probably had to be clearcut for the enormous amount of Yamato publishing in Japan, the amount of ink spent on Star Blazers is comparatively miniscule – which only makes these few examples that much more important. See them all here. New entries added July 2022
In the days before home video was commonplace, this was a chance to relive the series on a scene-by-scene basis. Moreover, it was proof that Star Blazers hadn’t been a mere dream. Someone with publishing power knew there was a void to be filled and took steps to do just that. Naturally, it could only have been Yoshinobu Nishizaki.
by Fred Kopetz
By the year 1987, Star Blazers had essentially vanished from TV and fans were left wondering if they would ever see its like again. Then, seemingly from nowhere, Comico announced a 4-issue comic book mini-series! How did it work out? Read on.
by Fred Kopetz
After the unprecedented success of the first miniseries, a second was commissioned. This series was to be an issue longer than the previous one, and it also racked up great sales and some memorable original characters. However, it also had its own flaws…
by Tim Eldred with Bruce Lewis.
A complete history of the Star Blazers comic book series created by Studio Go! and published by Voyager Entertainment. Find out how it practically fell into our laps after someone else turned it down, and read every single issue from cover to cover!
