Runoff

In the early 2000s, Robots And Monkeys Publishing released Runoff, a compact three-issue series that explored a gritty, near-future world shaped by environmental collapse and social stratification. Known for its stark, minimalist art and dense, atmospheric storytelling, the series offered a tight, self-contained narrative that resonated with fans of thoughtful, indie science fiction. Though brief, Runoff stands as a distinctive artifact of its era, showcasing the kind of lean, creator-driven work that defined the small-press landscape of the mid-2000s.