All-Star Future Shocks

Still reading it, but what I've read so far is quite interesting and the graphics are amazing. You should enjoy it.

I bought this book based on the quality of the companion volume "Alan Moore's Future Shocks". Unfortunately, Alan Moore is Alan Moore, and these authors aren't. Not that they aren't all famous authors now in their own right (e.g., Grant Morrison, Neil Gaiman, Mark Millar), and a couple of stories do demonstrate the potential they would fulfill in later years, but mostly this is tepid (although well-drawn) fare. Nothing much charming or mind-bending -- any longtime reader of science fiction has seen it all before, for the most part.Also, one of the last stories in the book doesn't appear to end, and another doesn't begin, so it looks like there's a page missing from this printing. Sadly, you'll hardly notice. That should tell you something.