Robotika #1 – 2005 marks the beginning of a stunningly original sci-fi saga from creator Alex Sheikman, blending cyberpunk futurism with samurai philosophy in a story that’s as visually inventive as it is thematically rich. This first issue introduces a dystopian realm where bio-engineered warriors serve political empires, and the boundary between humanity and machine is increasingly blurred.

The narrative follows Niko, a cybernetically enhanced assassin who begins to question his purpose after carrying out a morally ambiguous mission. What sets Robotika apart is its refusal to adhere to conventional dialogue and structure—Sheikman’s world is poetic, stylised, and often surreal, inviting the reader to interpret meaning through visuals, atmosphere, and fragmented storytelling. This debut is both a cerebral and visceral experience.

Robotika #1 is rendered in a detailed, almost calligraphic black-and-white art style with splashes of vivid colour that punctuate moments of violence, emotion, or technological intrusion. The visuals are a standout feature—organic, intricate, and highly stylised, echoing influences from European comics, classic Japanese manga, and fine art traditions. Every page feels crafted, offering depth that encourages repeat readings.

This comic is perfect for collectors and readers who value independent voices, experimental storytelling, and genre fusion. It stands confidently beside works like Blade Runner, Ronin, and Lone Wolf and Cub, but speaks in a language all its own.

To ensure your copy arrives in top condition, it is housed in a crystal-clear, acid-free sleeve along with a firm backing board to preserve structural integrity. It is then securely packed in a custom-fit, reinforced cardboard mailer, specially designed to resist bending, corner wear, and pressure during delivery. Orders are dispatched swiftly to get your comic into your collection without delay.

Robotika #1 – 2005 is a visionary debut from the indie comics scene—stylish, thought-provoking, and unapologetically bold in both story and presentation.