If you loved following Alana, Marko, Hazel, and a colorful ensemble through the war-torn universe of Saga, you'll be drawn into Descender's tapestry of androids, bounty hunters, rebels, and robots. Each character brings a unique perspective to the story, and their fates collide in unexpected, heartfelt ways—mirroring the ensemble magic that fuels Saga's emotional core.

If you were captivated by the morally gray decisions of Alana and Marko—constantly forced to choose between survival, loyalty, and love—Y: The Last Man will hook you with Yorick Brown and his equally flawed companions. Their choices are rarely black and white, and the narrative dives deep into the consequences of imperfect heroes trying to do their best in a broken world.

If the array of strange planets, unique species, and cultural clashes in Saga fascinated you, The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet is a must-read. You'll travel with Rosemary and the motley crew of the Wayfarer as they encounter everything from sapient AI to multi-limbed aliens—each culture lovingly detailed with the same inventiveness and empathy that makes Saga's world feel real.

If you appreciated the snark, banter, and gallows humor Hazel delivers in Saga—even in the midst of chaos—Blackbird will delight you. Nina Rodriguez navigates a neon-lit LA full of secret magic, armed with biting sarcasm and clever quips that bring levity and heart to even the most intense scenes.

If you couldn't get enough of Saga's detailed settings—from the rocket forests to the floating cities—Monstress will mesmerize you with its decadent art and complex lore. Maika Halfwolf's journey is set against a backdrop of magical science, ancient gods, and layered societies; every panel reveals new facets of a world as rich and immersive as Saga's.