Why Godlike Is The Most Unusual Comic I’ve Ever Read

by 10.18.2026

Flipping through Godlike The Romulus Saga by John Malin to examine its sweeping sci fi vision.

John Malin has put together a massive project with this release. I am walking through the interior pages to look at the visual scale of the book. It is a dense, physical read that stands out for its commitment to a specific, unique style that is highly unusual in the independent comic art scene.

The book uses a hyper compressed storytelling approach to tell a massive story, but also makes it difficult to absorb the scope of the world he’s presenting. Seeing how a creator-owned sci fi comic handles this kind of pacing is a highlight for anyone interested in the craft of sequential art.

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0:00 A Deep Dive Into Godlike The Romulus Saga
1:08 Sci-Fi Influences And World Building
3:12 Visual Mastery And Typography
5:31 Everything Turned Up To Eleven
9:13 Taking The Sword And The Cosmic Light

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