Aliens

A short-lived but distinctive entry in the early independent comics scene, Aliens was a 1983 one-shot from Phantasy Press, most frequently illustrated by Jacques Boivin. This series presented a unique, non-licensed take on the concept of extraterrestrial beings, exploring their potential forms and interactions with humanity outside the bounds of any major franchise. Though brief, it stands as a curious artifact of the pre-direct market boom, showcasing the raw, unlicensed creativity that defined many small-press comics of the era.