Blade Runner Comics: Plot, Characters & Creators
These Blade Runner comics start with Marvel's 1982 adaptation of Ridley Scott's film and continue with two series from BOOM! Studios. The first BOOM! title, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, sets the complete text of Philip K. Dick's novel beside Tony Parker's art over 24 issues. The second, Dust to Dust, is an eight-issue prequel by Chris Roberson and Robert Adler set just after World War Terminus. Titan Comics' later Blade Runner series will be added here as they are covered.
Blade Runner: Marvel Comics Adaptation
Marvel's Blade Runner is Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson's 1982 comic of Ridley Scott's film, first sold as Marvel Super Special #22. Rick Deckard hunts Roy Batty's Nexus-6 replicants in November 2019 Los Angeles, and the comic ends with Rachael on the theatrical mountain escape.
By Janno Vares October 07, 2026 Blade Runner Lore | Blade Runner Comics
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (BOOM! Comic)
BOOM! Studios' 24-issue Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? sets Philip K. Dick's complete novel beside Tony Parker's art. Rick Deckard hunts six Nexus-6 androids across San Francisco while J.R. Isidore shelters three of them, with essays by writers Dick influenced.
By Janno Vares October 14, 2026 Blade Runner Lore | Blade Runner Comics
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?: Dust to Dust
Dust to Dust is BOOM! Studios' 2010 prequel to Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Chris Roberson and Robert Adler. After World War Terminus, android Charlie Victor and empath Malcolm Reed hunt Talus's rogue androids through San Francisco while biologist Samantha Wu seeks a dust cure.
By Janno Vares October 14, 2026 Blade Runner Lore | Blade Runner Comics
