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Akiko was such a formative work for me. Back in 2006, nervous middle-school me sent in a fan work to Mr. Crilley. Now I'm doing what that 2006 me dreamed of doing and still looking to Akiko. Thank you for work Mr. Crilley. Picking up Akiko is still as magical as it was back then.
Akiko, by Mark Crilley, was another hugely formative influence on me growing up. I'm sort of gathering that it wasn't very popular, which is a shame, because it's jam-packed with imagination, creativity, and whimsy. Totally worth a read if you're into light-hearted space romps. Pictured are Mr. Beeba and Poog. Poog is the best character. Mr. Beeba is also up there.
