UFO/Flying Saucer Comic Book Gallery
 

Welcome to our UFO/Flying Saucer Comic Book Gallery.

By default, all cover images in the UFOPOP comic book gallery are displayed as thumbnail images in a thumbnail/search page.  Click below to access the  thumbnail/search page.  Click on any thumbnail image to view a larger image.  Each larger image opens in its own new browser window. 

The UFOPOP comic book gallery database is fully searchable. Enter search parameter(s) in the field provided and click the "Search" button.  Thumbnail images matching the search criteria will be displayed in the thumbnail/search page.  Clicking the "View All Comics" button will load all comics available into the thumbnail/search page.  Click here for navigation help.

Access the UFO/Flying Saucer Comic Book Gallery

Flying Saucers are generally perceived as round or oval, usually with a dome on top. While this is the primary shape displayed on this website, we have included a few alien craft that are of other reported shapes, such as crescent, cylindrical, rocket, ball, triangular, etc. Also included are alien craft such as those popularized by Steven Spielberg in Close Encounters of the Third Kind [1977].

The images displayed reflect primarily U. S. popular culture, but images from other countries are included, such as Australia, Canada, France, England, Italy, Mexico and South America.

UFOPOP expresses appreciation to CUFON - the Computer UFO Network for hosting the UFO/Flying Saucer Comic Book Cover Gallery [which served as the impetus to this site] beginning in June 2002

Contributors

The UFOPOP creators would like to thank the following for contributing numerous comics to the gallery.

Ulises Mavridis, from Mexico, creator of the HISTORY OF MEXICAN COMICS web site.

The Archives for UFO Research, News and Information Service (Rod Dyke), from Washington State.

Frank Motler, from England, author of numerous articles on comics.

Maurizio Verga, Italy, co-founded the Italian Center for UFO Studies (CISU); UFO author and lecturer, and has compiled numerous case catalogs. Runs UFO ONLINE, and is interested in UFO imagery and WWII UFOs.

UFOPOP appreciates the mention our Comic Book Gallery received in Gemstone Publishing's Comic Book Marketplace No.113, June 2004.  Will Murray has written a fine article on flying saucers in comics which is published in this issue of CBM.  Cover image here.