Galaxion

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PublisherHelikon Comics
Publication dateEarly Salmagundi series:
July 1993 to October 1994

Galaxion Series:
May 1997 - November 1999

Galaxion (Webcomic)
debut: September 2006
No. of issuesSalmagundi early editions — 7
Galaxion (series) — 11
Galaxion (Specials) — 2
Galaxion (Graphic Novel collection) — 3
Main character(s)Darvin Deloren, Anna Ito, Patty Kusene, Vessa Khavis, Fusella Mierter, Brig. General Scavina Nelson, Aria Schafer, and Zandarin Wilder
Galaxion
Publication information
PublisherHelikon Comics
Publication dateEarly Salmagundi series:
July 1993 to October 1994

Galaxion Series:
May 1997 - November 1999

Galaxion (Webcomic)
debut: September 2006
No. of issuesSalmagundi early editions — 7
Galaxion (series) — 11
Galaxion (Specials) — 2
Galaxion (Graphic Novel collection) — 3
Main character(s)Darvin Deloren, Anna Ito, Patty Kusene, Vessa Khavis, Fusella Mierter, Brig. General Scavina Nelson, Aria Schafer, and Zandarin Wilder
Creative team
Created byTara Tallan, Wendy Linkous, and David Tallan (assistant)
Written byTara Tallan
Artist(s)Tara Tallan

Galaxion is a science fiction comic book and webcomic series written and drawn by Canadian Tara Tallan (née Jenkins).[1]

The story follows the crew of an interstellar ship, the Galaxion, as they test a new experimental hyperdrive engine. The story's narrative presents the Galaxion's geologist Aria Schafer's point of view.[2]

Tara Tallan, creator of Galaxion, in September 2009

There have been three versions of the Galaxion story.

Around 1993, the story first appeared as one half of a photocopied, digest size flip comic book Salmagundi.[3]

In the late 1990s, the story was relaunched in a self-published full-sized comic.[4] There was also a "flip book" with Amy Unbounded by Rachel Hartman.[5] The first six issues were collected in a graphic novel, Galaxion: The Graphic Novel Volume One. This second version of Galaxion made it to eleven full issues[6] but ceased publication in 1999 as the demands of parenthood pulled Tara away from the drawing table.[7]

In 2006, Tara launched a third version of Galaxion as a bi-weekly (later weekly) webcomic,[8] originally hosted at Girlamatic.[9] The comic went on hiatus in August 2018 [10]

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