Any Survival At the End of the World Comics/Graphic Novels Other than Walking Dead You'd Recommend

Any Survival At the End of the World Comics/Graphic Novels, past and present, other than The Walking Dead you'd recommend as a good read? It can have any premise like Aliens, Zombies, Pandemic, Nuclear War, etc.

 

No recommendations, as I tend to read text only literature.

This one looks interesting though

I doubt that there is much of prepper/survival value in it though.

 

No one survives if you do not procreate.. 2 people paired off should produce 2 offspring. BTW, Life is a Sexually Transmitted Disease that is always Fatal. No one gets out alive or lives forever. So have sex like your species continuation vs extinction depends upon it.

 

EDIT: Missed that you were specifically interested in graphic novels, but you should still check out my recommendation below.

Anything by @DKR is a good start. Good, realistic stories that are well researched
D.K. Richardson

 

There is no requirement or obligation for any individual to have procreative sex, for the sake of continuing the existence of humankind. Our species has more than enough who voluntarily enjoin in that project to create an overpopulated planet of humans for which there are inadequate resources to sustain them; and quite frankly, humanity would be much better off if some individuals refrained from procreating, as their progeny have / will become a bane upon humanity's continued viability.

Sometimes, the act of attempting procreation, or just plain non-procreative recreational sexual congress has been the death of a number of humans....in some cases, horses were involved.

Company cops huge payout for sex death

Death during consensual sex - Wikipedia

I don't think 'The Story of Sex: From Apes to Robots' is what Ed had in mind, when he was inquiring about comic books / graphic novels. Unless, Ed was ok with recommendations for graphic graphic non-fiction???


https://www.h-net.org/reviews/showpdf.php?id=50206

 

If you are on Facebook check out the DD12 authors group there.

 

Seems like I read someplace that it takes 2.3 live births per each pairing to maintain a stable population. That's to account for miscellaneous incidents that prevent the offspring from reproducing themselves. Say like childhood accidents.

 

End world series if you can find them I think David Robinson wrote them but not positive will have to look up

 

Well Ed, I have no idea how your request for reading devolved into the Penthouse forum, but I'm an avid reader. I'm not a big fan of graphic novels, but I'd recommend John Ringo's Live Free or Die or Black Tide Rising. I recommend them as Ringo features a graphic novelist as his hero in one series and a main character in the other.

 

Mark Goodwin Audio Books are great! Most of them are in box sets now which will save you some $$$.

 

Despite the Cheeziness I very much enjoyed the End World series. The other series I enjoyed was Death Lands. Kind of liked Outlanders (James Axler). Can find the End World Series on Amazon but they ain't cheap as that series has kind of reached collector status. Pretty Much the same with Death Lands. Outlanders not so bad as its a bit newer than the 80s and early 90s.

A decent TV series that only ran 2 seasons before wrapping up is Jerimiah. Again if you can find it.

 

You win the internet today.

 

I enjoyed the Short lived T.V. series Jericho. (First season was better) I'm surprised some cable network hasn't resurrected it. They never said why there was the nuclear attack.

 

I didn't get that much into Jericho but didn't it come out that the nuke attackes were just one big false flag.

 

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