Take a Trip to a past that never happened with this "lost" sc-fi comic from 1979

The Last Abraxan is done in the style of an old late 1970s comic. It’s printed on newsprint, with a limited, flat-color pallete. It's got big halftone dots, thought bubbles, narrator captions, editor notes and more, all in a self contained story, that feels like it could be part of a larger ongoing universe.

Consider it an artifact from an alternate universe where things happened a little differently from our own. Through the ads & other content, you’ll find a world where Martin Goodman chose to rename his Atlas comics company to Margood Comics instead of Marvel. Stanley Lieber takes the name Lee Burr instead of Stan Lee. Jacob Kutzburg takes the name Jack Curtiss instead of Jack Kirby and other creators are similarly depicted. It’s not just the creators but characters too! There are super soldiers, wall crawlers and Norse gods, just not the ones you are familiar with.

I hope you enjoy this glimpse at a past that never happened. Check out my Kickstarter, explore a gallery of artwork, and a detailed look at the Secret Origin of The Last Abraxan.

The Last Abraxan is a tribute to the cosmic Marvel comics of the 1970s. Superhero & Sci-fi comics like Warlock, Captain Marvel, Fantastic Four, Starlord, Nova, and licensed properties like Star Wars, the Micronauts and Battlestar Galactica, and. These were the comics that I and many others grew up with, and the ones that inspired this project.