Starbikers #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Wasted Days" kicks off Starbikers #1 (1988) with a tense, rain-soaked survival tale from Ronn Sutton, who wrote, drew, inked, and lettered the entire issue. Stranded on a perpetually drenched jungle planet after a crash, a group of Starbikers faces sudden tension when one among them—revealed to be a prisoner—flees. After a violent confrontation and a fatal shot, the escapee returns to the wrecked ship, which detonates, leaving just two survivors as the endless rain resumes. Cover by Ronn Sutton.
In "Dog Eat Dog," a Starbiker takes a job in a dimly lit bar that quickly turns deadly when he mistakes his target. As the body count rises and his own life hangs in the balance, the line between hunter and hunted blurs. The story closes with a new bounty hunter stepping into the fray—ready to collect.
In "New Ruins for Old," four Starbikers survive a crash on a perpetually rainy jungle planet—only to face chaos when the rain abruptly stops and one of their own, a hidden prisoner, makes a desperate break for freedom. Tensions erupt as the group fractures, culminating in tragedy and a fiery explosion that leaves two survivors stranded, the skies darkening once more as the rain returns.
In "Harry," a lone Starbiker named Harry finds himself trapped in an endless loop, reliving the moment his time-travel starship explodes—each cycle ending with his death, each beginning with the same desperate exit. Written by an unnamed creator and illustrated by an unnamed artist, the story captures the haunting repetition of a single, unchanging moment, where every attempt to escape only resets the tragedy.
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