From 2008-2011, BOOM! Studios had the rights to do comic book versions of
Farscape, the Jim Henson Company-produced TV show created by Rockne S. O’Bannon that ran on the Sci-Fi Channel from 1999-2003, with a miniseries,
Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars, finishing up the storyline in 2004. There have been bunches of tie-ins, including three novels (I wrote one,
House of Cards), a two-issue comic book from WildStorm, and several short stories that ran in the official magazine and in the role-playing game (I wrote three, “Many a Mile to Freedom,” “Brotherly Love,” and “Ten Little Aliens”).
In 2008, BOOM! started their “season 5” comics that were plotted by Rockne and which picked up from the end of
The Peacekeeper Wars. All told, BOOM! published three four-issue miniseries, followed by an ongoing series that lasted 24 issues, plus three four-issue D’Argo miniseries and one eight-issue Scorpius miniseries. I scripted the main comics off of Rockne’s plots, and wrote the D’Argo comics, while my brother from another mother,
David Mack, scripted
Scorpius.
Anyhow, in 2010, I posted a guide to the Farscape comics, which I updated in 2013 and 2014. There hasn’t been anything new in comics form (or any other, though a movie is in development), so I present again, my……
GUIDE TO THE FARSCAPE COMICS
The majority of the Farscape comics published by BOOM! Studios take place after The Peacekeeper Wars, and continue the story of Farscape forward (the equivalent of season 5 of the show). They are as follows, broken down by how they were collected into bound volumes:
Volume 1: The Beginning of the End of the Beginning
written by Rockne S. O’Bannon & Keith R.A. DeCandido, art by Tommy Patterson
Moya takes Rygel to Hyneria to finally get his throne back, and things go horribly wrong.
Originally published as Farsacpe #1-4, December 2008-April 2009
Published as a hardcover in spring 2009; published as a trade paperback in summer 2010 |
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Volume 2: Strange Detractors
written by O’Bannon & DeCandido, art by Will Sliney
A strange disease sets the crew of Moya against each other.
Originally published as Farscape: Strange Detractors #1-4, April-July 2009
Published as a hardcover in summer 2009; published as a trade paperback in fall 2010 |
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Volume 3: Gone and Back
written by O’Bannon & DeCandido, art by Patterson
Crichton goes to an Unrealized Reality where Zhaan & D’Argo are still alive — but Crichton and Aeryn never met…
Originally published as Farscape: Gone and Back #1-4, July-October 2009
Published as a hardcover in spring 2010; published as a trade paperback in winter 2011 |
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Volume 4: Tangled Roots
written by O’Bannon & DeCandido, art by Sliney
Crichton and Chiana go after Roiin, the bounty hunter chasing Deke, while Aeryn chases down her past and gets a few surprises.
Originally published as Farscape (ongoing) #1-4, November 2009-February 2010
Published as a trade paperback in spring 2011 |
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Volume 5: Red Sky at Morning
written by O’Bannon & DeCandido, art by Sliney
The homeworld of the Pilots is invaded by a mysterious new alien species, and it’s Moya to the rescue — but another Leviathan got there first…
Originally published as Farscape #5-8, March-June 2010
Published as a trade paperback in summer 2011 |
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Scorpius Volume 1
written by O’Bannon & David Alan Mack, art by Mike Ruiz
Living in exile, Scorpius encounters a mysterious new alien species — will this be his ticket back to power?
Originally published as Farscape: Scorpius #0-3, April-July 2010
Published as a trade paperback in fall 2010 |
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Volume 6: Compulsions
written by O’Bannon & DeCandido, art by Sliney
Two Leviathans versus the Peacekeepers, and you won’t believe the end result….
Originally published as Farscape #9-12, July-October 2010
Published as a trade paperback in winter 2011 |
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Scorpius Volume 2: Glorious Basterds
written by O’Bannon & Mack, art by Gordon Purcell
Scorpius continues his rise to power — if rise to power it truly is….
Originally published as Farscape: Scorpius #4-7, August-November 2010
Published as a trade paperback in winter 2011 |
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Volume 7: The War for the Uncharted Territories
written by O’Bannon & DeCandido, art by Sliney
The Kkore have invaded, and all of known space is falling before them: the Scarrans, the Hynerians, the Luxans — the Peacekeepers are next, unless Crichton and Aeryn can stop them.
Originally published as Farscape #13-24, November 2010-October 2011
Published as a trade paperback in summer 2014 |
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In addition, we’ve done a “D’Argo trilogy” of three four-issue miniseries that involve Ka D’Argo, under the general title of “Uncharted Tales.”
Uncharted Tales Volume 1: D’Argo’s Lament
written by DeCandido, art by Neal Edwards
During the third season, D’Argo and Jool must find a substance Moya needs to survive, and get caught in a gang war.
Originally published as Farscape: D’Argo’s Lament #1-4, April-July 2009
Published as a hardcover in fall 2009, published as a trade paperback in fall 2010 |
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Uncharted Tales Volume 2: D’Argo’s Trial
written by DeCandido, art by Caleb Cleveland
The full story of D’Argo’s life leading up to the premiere episode — his courtship with Lo’Laan, their marriage, Jothee’s birth, Lo’Laan’s death, and the titular trial.
Originally published as Farscape: D’Argo’s Trial #1-4, August-November 2009
Published as a hardcover in spring 2010, published as a trade paperback in winter 2011 |
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Uncharted Tales Volume 3: D’Argo’s Quest
written by DeCandido, art by Cleveland
Between seasons three and four, D’Argo goes searching for the man who killed his wife — and instead finds Raxil and a heap of trouble.
Originally published as Farscape: D’Argo’s Quest #1-4, December 2009-March 2010.
Published as a trade paperback in spring 2011 |
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And there you have it. The individual issues are available at comic stores, and from various online dealers like TFAW. The collections are available at comic shops, bookstores (particularly Barnes & Noble), and online dealers (like Amazon).