Graphic novels - Roger Mason

The Mice: Book 2 – Culture Shock
Roger Mason. 110 pages, black and white. ISBN-10: 1917459939 Sci-fi/dystopian. Markosia, August 2025.
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The Mice leave the factory and journey into the endless fields around it. Something is out there – something which will change the course of human and alien history for ever. Meanwhile, the sinister factory manager is performing grisly experiments… Culture Shock collects the second instalment of Roger Mason’s four-part sci-fi thriller, a classic of the underground British comics scene, called ‘Genius’ by SFX magazine.

‘Thick with satire, irony and humour, The Mice – The Factory Menace is a rare gem, and if you’re the sort of person who likes to talk about the artistic credentials of sequential art as social commentary, or you simply like good sci-fi well told, then this will make you grin.’ Starburst

The Mice: Book 1 – The Factory Menace
Roger Mason. 96 pages, black and white. ISBN-10: 1916968902
Sci-fi/dystopian. Markosia, September 2024.
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A young couple fight impossible odds against alien invaders — aliens taller than trees, destroyers of civilisation and builders of soulless factories; but as the aliens work 12-hour shifts, humans, under their feet, steal food, cut wires and plot cataclysmic revenge. The Mice is a sci-fi adventure story in which humanity fights for survival and aliens scheme to knock off early.

‘Multi-layered and thoughtful; [The Mice] is a great read… clever storytelling, really well put together stories, having the overall feel of a well written, well drawn extended [2000 AD] Future Shock.’ Forbidden Planet

Cover art for London Inferno by Roger Mason.

London Inferno
LF Bollée and Roger Mason. 86 pages, black and white. ISBN: 978-1-913359-80-5
Translated into English by Roger Mason; crime. Markosia, 2022.
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‘A gritty, twisty story that doesn’t pull its punches.’
Antony Johnston, The Dogsitter Detective; Can You Solve The Murder?

‘LF Bollée has constructed a very exciting plot with multiple twists… The ink illustrations of Roger Mason propel the reader through an halucinatory theatre of shadows and lights.‘
La Tribune

People fight in front of a bonfire of burning books. Illustration.

The Mice 2 – Culture Shock
(Old edition, out of print)
Roger Mason. 88 pages, black and white. Sci-fi/dystopian. Scar Comics, 2015. Find it online.

The Mice 1 – The Factory Menace
(Old edition, out of print)
Roger Mason. 88 pages, black and white. Sci-fi/dystopian. Scar Comics, 2013. Find it online.

Mongo Le Magnifique T1
LF Bollée and Roger Mason. 46 pages, full colour. Adapted from An Affair of Sorcerers by George C. Chesbro. French language; crime. EP Editions, 2004. Out of print. Find it online.

‘The team to which we owe this excellent adaptation is international: Roger Mason is an English cartoonist, LF Bollée is French… Definitely, the publications of Emmanuel Proust really are a guarantee of quality. 4/5’ Bédé

London Inferno
LF Bollée and Roger Mason. 86 pages, black and white. French language; crime. EP Editions, 2003. Out of print.
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The Mice in Cat food
Roger Mason. A5 mini comic, 40 pages, black and white. Sci-fi/dystopian. 2002. Find it online.

‘9/10.’ Comics International

Off The Hook: the first half
Roger Mason. A4 mini comic, c. 40 pages, black and white. Strange fiction. 2002. Find it online.

The Body Swap
Roger Mason. A4, 16 pages, full colour. Strange fiction. Saxon Profile Press 1998. Find it online.

‘A nice, anarchic little story.’ Dave Sim

‘The misadventures of Stanislas, a living skeleton reborn into an unsympathetic modern world. Self-published by graphic design student Roger Mason as part of his degree finals, this enjoyable, oversized 12-page full-colour supernatural comedy is suitably polished. An enjoyable, over-sized full colour supernatural comedy. 7/10.’ Comics International