If you loved following Alana, Marko, Hazel, and a host of unforgettable side characters in Saga, you’ll be drawn into Y: The Last Man. Yorick Brown’s journey across a transformed world is packed with alliances, betrayals, and memorable companions, all with their own arcs and motivations. The ensemble creates a rich, lived-in narrative tapestry that will feel instantly familiar and gripping.

If you enjoyed the sense of constant movement and the drive to find safety and belonging in Saga, you’ll love The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet. Join Rosemary, Ashby, Sissix, and the rest of the Wayfarer crew as they embark on a mission across the galaxy, facing both external threats and personal dilemmas—mirroring the urgent, purposeful plot that made Saga so compelling.

If you were captivated by the inventive worlds and wild alien societies in Saga—from Landfall’s winged aristocrats to Wreath’s horned magicians—you’ll be thrilled by Descender. Follow TIM-21, a young android, across lushly imagined planets inhabited by bizarre species and ancient robots, each with their own rules, histories, and designs.

If you were fascinated by Alana and Marko’s difficult decisions and the often-blurry lines between right and wrong in Saga, you’ll be hooked by the conflicted protagonists of Leviathan Wakes. Detective Miller and Captain Holden both wrestle with their own moral codes as they’re swept into a system-wide crisis, making choices that challenge notions of heroism and responsibility.

If the sharp wit, laugh-out-loud banter, and satirical edge of Saga kept you turning the pages, you’ll get a kick out of Redshirts. Scalzi’s novel pokes fun at space opera tropes while delivering clever dialogue and hilarious predicaments as a group of low-ranking crew members realize their fate on an illogical starship, blending humor with heart in a way that mirrors Saga’s tone.