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Well, it could be about a space girl who encounters Invader Zim. Maybe she tries to stop his evil plans on Earth. She might use her special powers from outer space to outwit Zim and his various gadgets.

Often, there's a theme of self - discovery. As Female Zim is a different take on the character, she might be on a journey to figure out who she is in this new form. Also, the theme of adaptation is common. Just like in the original where Zim has to adapt to Earth, Female Zim may have her own unique ways of adapting, whether it's to Earth's environment or to the reactions of the other characters around her. And there's also the theme of power. How does being female change Zim's perception and use of power? This is something that many fanfictions like to play with.

No, they aren't. The Invader Zim comics have completed their run for now.

Obviously, the space girl and Invader Zim would be the main characters. There could also be Gir, Zim's clueless but lovable robot sidekick.

It's about the zany and dark adventures of Invader Zim. Zim is an alien on a mission to conquer Earth, but his plans always go awry in the most hilarious ways. The graphic novel likely showcases his attempts, along with the equally strange characters he encounters, like Dib, who is always trying to expose Zim for what he really is.

Yes, they are. The Invader Zim comics are officially part of the canon and expand on the story.

It depends on how you look at it. Some fans consider the comics canon because they continue and enrich the storylines from the show. However, others might have reservations based on personal interpretations.

Not sure. I haven't heard anything definite about them ending.

Yes, the Invader Zim comic is often regarded as canon by fans and creators alike.

Well, it's a bit hard to give an exact number. Different publishers and creators have come up with various Invader Zim comic offerings over the years. You might have to do some research to get a precise count.