valerian and the city of thousand planets

No, Valerian wasn't a comic strip in the newspaper.

Generally, the order is determined by the release dates. But it's advisable to refer to recognized comic book databases or consult with experts in the field to get the precise sequence.

Valerian comics have been published in multiple series and editions. As of the latest count, there could be around 22 volumes. But it's best to check with the latest information from the publisher or dedicated comic stores.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this exact novel. But typically in a vampire novel, there would be a vampire protagonist or antagonist. There might also be a human character who gets involved with the vampire world, like a hunter or a love interest.

One common theme is adventure. Since Valerian is often involved in exciting adventures in his own story, fanfics tend to continue that trend. The reader character gets to join him on these adventures, exploring new planets or facing dangerous foes together.

One popular valerian oc fanfiction could be those that focus on the adventures of original characters within the Valerian universe. For example, stories where an OC is a new recruit in the Spatio - Temporal Service and has to learn the ropes while facing the various threats that exist in that world. Another type might be OC - centered romances, perhaps with one of the main characters from the Valerian canon.

No, Space Station Alpha wasn't present in any of the Valerian comics. The Valerian universe has its own established locations and elements, and this isn't among them.

Start by getting inspired. Look at the amazing visuals in the Valerian movie or the detailed art in the comics. Let your imagination run wild when creating your OC. Consider their goals and motivations. Are they in the Valerian universe to seek revenge, to find a lost treasure, or to make a new life? Once you have a clear idea of your OC, plan your story. Think about the conflicts they will face. It could be internal, like struggling with their own fears, or external, like fighting against the bad guys in the Valerian universe. And don't forget to have fun while writing!

I'd suggest starting with the first volume. It sets the foundation and introduces the main characters and the overall world of the series.

High Valerian might have emerged from a detailed world-building process by the creator. It could be based on elements from various real languages or be a completely unique construct to add depth to the fictional setting.