Paranoia ran for six issues in 1991-1992. Published by Adventure, a sub-label of Malibu Comics, Paranoia was based on a role playing game of the same name. It must have been one confusing game! Paranoia features a mind-warping drug-addled dystopia of cloned losers being controlled by the man — or something! We love the far-out story and the Sienkiewicz-style artwork. The game’s ironic tagline The Computer is Your Friend, which you can see on the cover of the comic books, has now earned a page on TVtropes.
Collector’s Guide: From Paranoia; Adventure, 1991. Story by Paul O’Connor; Art by Kipper
Would you like to dig an excerpt from the second issue of Paranoia? Then click it and remember to be happy …or else!
Mars Will Send No More 
I’m pretty sure I have extras of this whole series in print, Mars — I can send you a set if you like. (I’ll even autograph them if you want to reduce their already negligible value!).
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A very kind offer. Fire up your signing hand and your postage meter then! We’d love a complete autographed set of these! Rock over to our Contact page and mail away. We’re still waiting to find out what happened to the poor guy in this story.
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Just saw you reply now, Mars, as I was linking back to this page for a future Longbox Graveyard! I’ll get your books in the mail soon!
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Yes! We thought you got busy and forgot 😦 Bless them, for they will be polybagged and boarded and hung on our office walls as part of the great collage of historical comic book madness.
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