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Brain Poison Released Sci-Fi Comic 10 Million AD

The new comic book features writing by P.A. Lopez and artwork by Samuel Bermudez.

Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Science Fiction

Graphic illustration of a shattered moon over a barren planet in a dark, high-contrast cosmic style.
Brain Poison publisher released the new science fiction comic book 10 Million AD this week, featuring work by P.A. Lopez and Samuel Bermudez. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Portland readers can now pick up 10 Million AD, a science fiction comic book from publisher Brain Poison that hit shelves this week. The story centers on a character named Ellie Torres as she navigates time travel and a future version of Earth.

Why it matters

The release adds a new title to the local speculative fiction scene, exploring themes of temporal displacement and planetary ruin. Whether the narrative resonates with fans of future-earth storytelling remains for readers to decide.

The release marks the first appearance of the title 10 Million AD, which features a single primary protagonist, Ellie Torres.

The players

P.A. Lopez

The writer behind the narrative of the new comic book 10 Million AD.

Samuel Bermudez

The artist responsible for the illustrations in 10 Million AD.

Brain Poison

The publisher that released the science fiction comic book.

Ellie Torres

The primary character whose journey through time drives the plot.

The details

The narrative, penned by P.A. Lopez, utilizes time travel to propel Ellie Torres across a distant, altered version of our planet. Samuel Bermudez provides the accompanying visual style, which highlights a shattered moon and extensive ruined landscapes. The work is now available through Brain Poison, following its official debut.

Timeline

  1. September 24, 2026: The comic book 10 Million AD was released.

Beyond the Bridges

The visual depiction of ruined landscapes and a shattered moon extends the tradition of post-apocalyptic environmental storytelling seen in classic science fiction cinema. This focus on future-Earth decay remains a staple of the genre that readers will recognize from long-standing tropes.

Fans of local illustrators can look for Samuel Bermudez's latest work in this release. The title is available for those interested in adding new science fiction to their collection as of this week.

The takeaway

Readers interested in temporal-shift narratives can explore the landscapes depicted in the new 10 Million AD release. Keep an eye on local shops for availability of this latest work from Brain Poison.

Further reading

For more on the local speculative arts scene, check out our Science Fiction coverage.

Source note: This article includes information reported by First Comics News.

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