If you loved following Jenny Sparks and the Authority as they take on global threats with a sense of purpose and unyielding drive, you'll be hooked by Transmetropolitan: Back on the Street. Spider Jerusalem, a gonzo journalist, barrels through a cyberpunk city with a singular mission—to expose corruption and bring down those in power, no matter the cost. The relentless pacing and clear objectives will keep you on the edge of your seat.

If you found the collective dynamic of the Authority—each member bringing unique powers and perspectives—exciting, Planetary: All Over the World and Other Stories will be a perfect match. The field team of Elijah Snow, Jakita Wagner, and The Drummer explore the secret history of the world, each contributing distinct expertise and attitudes, making for a compelling ensemble adventure.

If you appreciated the Authority’s willingness to cross ethical lines for the greater good, you’ll be gripped by The Boys: The Name of the Game. Here, Billy Butcher leads a team that polices corrupt superheroes with methods as ruthless as those they oppose. The book revels in the grey areas of heroism, forcing you to question who the true heroes are.

If you were drawn to the relentless action and breakneck plotting of The Authority, you’ll love Black Science: How to Fall Forever. Grant McKay and his anarchist team leap through bizarre dimensions, pursued by danger at every turn. The story’s non-stop pace and high-stakes escapes will satisfy your craving for adrenaline-fueled adventure.

If the epic, world-spanning battles and sense of global impact in The Authority resonated with you, Saga: Volume One will enthrall you. The story follows Marko and Alana as they flee across galaxies, caught in a war that threatens civilizations. With its grand scope and sweeping narrative, this book delivers on the promise of truly epic storytelling.