Where are my SciFi peeps? (Self-Promote & Recommend!)

CommandanteLemming 2022-01-10 17:55:08 UTC #1

Hey everyone! As a new creator here, I've been obnoxiously hitting the self-promotion threads, so I figured I should just get one going myself - with a twist.

I want to see where the other Science Fiction creators are and get to know you, so this is a SF-only Self-Promotion thread. Let's see your cyberpunk, your space opera, your musings on space and time.

RULES: No obligations to like or subscribe, BUT you have to leave a link to someone else's SF work you like here on Tapas.

I'll try to leave a few likes on everyone who posts, but I try not to oversubscribe or overcommit. Still, I'm hoping to find some fun stuff here. You should only subscribe to me if you like my stuff, but obviously I'd love it if you read or comment!

MY STUFF: "Basic Cable" is a TV newsroom drama set in the year 2038. It's near-future but not cyberpunk. Think if a Grey's Anatomy/West Wing type of drama, but in the future - I like to call it "SelfiePunk."

MY RECOMMENDATION: I've been reading several great SF creators, but one I've enjoyed so far is "Chanta" by Loulose.

delladz 2022-01-10 20:42:35 UTC #2

Ahh if I had to recommend a really good sci-fi horror it'd be Intangibility, literally its so good and I can't stop thinking about it!!

My own comic is not so much sci-fi focused, but it has a lot of sci-fi elements! Lots of dimension traveling, running into mysteries that span the cosmos, and high action fights if you're into that

TedGravesArt 2022-01-10 20:42:40 UTC #3

Hell yeah, a sci fi thread at last! I feel like the sci fi genre is pretty overlooked on Tapas most of the time.

Here's my comic, it's an action sci fi/cyberpunk about demons! It's got alternate worlds, interdimensional travel, plenty of comedy and drama in an occult sci fi wrapper!

Not sure if this counts strictly as sci fi, but I've enjoyed Amunito!

Lunar-Turtle 2022-01-10 20:44:32 UTC #4

Spaceships, robots, spaaace

Saint01 2022-01-10 21:18:20 UTC #5

Here's my recommendation:

And here's my illustrated novel:
Some of the illustrations in the story.

Art and story by me. Edited by Ronin.

Ex- Machina

Follow the story of two detectives, Beatrice Moreau and Jay Jones, as they work with Auto Droid, Kyle-101 to uncover the mysteries surrounding a chain of murders and hidden plot of revolution being born in the heart of Shiko, California that will either see the birth of a new age between man and machine or lead the city into further ruin.

DISCLAIMER: CONTAINS SENSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH TOPICS SUCH AS PTSD, ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, ALONG WITH PHYSICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND SEXUAL ABUSE.

Azifri 2022-01-10 21:37:29 UTC #6

Here are some sci-fi comics I like:

And these are mine:

MeltingCORE 2022-01-11 00:30:07 UTC #8

I already follow the op but I can't ever miss a chance to share my work in a sci-fi thread. So, here I am - creating the local dimensional distortions in your space-time grid! Among the things I write about are alien empires, m-theory, the impact of dreams on reality, terraforming, messing with biology, etc. With some romance in there too. (But it's not so straight forward. How can it be in a corrupt society trying to destroy free will?)

I do all the art, writing, and music for my work.

And here's a work I love (check it out if you like world building and amazing character development - seriously, he deserves to be on the front page one of these days):

ivanskilling 2022-01-11 01:49:07 UTC #9

Thanks for the opportunity! I'm really enjoying Basic Cable btw.

I have a scifi anthology that touches on topics ranging from artificial intelligence and fake news to virtual reality and zombies.

And I would like to recommend @Audahlys's novel which is a thrilling exploration of an undiscovered planet and the morbid things that may lurk on it.

CommandanteLemming 2022-01-11 02:56:43 UTC #10

"Seven Stars Silver Clouds" is cool - love the action - and I'll have to look into "Intangibility," wild premise.

Rocksteady_Comics 2022-01-11 02:59:41 UTC #11

Ooh, Awesome! I'm always looking for more sci-fi series to read

Here's my comic: it's a lighthearted sci-fi/adventure about a cowardly space pilot who accidentally took a job with a company of bounty hunters.

And here's my recommendation - I've been enjoying SpacePunk! and Papercut.

CommandanteLemming 2022-01-11 03:01:53 UTC #12

Love your art on "Heaven Hunters!"

CommandanteLemming 2022-01-11 03:05:44 UTC #13

I mean, who doesn't love rockets and robots?

Mallory 2022-01-11 03:08:59 UTC #14

Ah, I have kind of a colorful/all-ages take on a sci-fi adventure! It's definitely my favourite genre by far.

As for a sci-fi series I like, which is the complete opposite to mine, haha...

https://tapas.io/series/Memorabilia

I really enjoy fusions of fantasy and sci-fi that lean more into the sci-fi.

CommandanteLemming 2022-01-11 03:11:18 UTC #15

"Terra Prima" is really intriguing - you have a lot of episodes and I have a lot of reading, so it may be a while before I catch up, but I am super intrigued.

CommandanteLemming 2022-01-11 03:15:33 UTC #16

Thanks for your support and I definitely have "Red Shift" on my list! (I'm a slow reader so I'm trying to get through one binge novel at a time - which is ironic since I'm asking everyone to read mine lol).

CommandanteLemming 2022-01-11 03:16:23 UTC #17

Thanks for commenting! Glad you're enjoying and your stuff is cool as well!

CommandanteLemming 2022-01-11 03:19:32 UTC #18

"Ex Machina" is one I already want to read when I have time! Way to rep the cyberpunk genre! (Also I'd be super interested in your thoughts on mine, as I'm also playing the near-future game, but almost taking an anti-cyberpunk approach).

I've already read through what's available of "Lupita" - that stuff is awesome.

CommandanteLemming 2022-01-11 03:26:40 UTC #19

"Rocksteady" is super-cool! Love the characters.

CommandanteLemming 2022-01-11 03:29:16 UTC #20

Engram looks fun! Like the art!

feuersichel 2022-01-11 03:35:12 UTC #21

I can recoment you this ones