Original sentence: 1987), followed by 'Border Worlds: Marooned #1 (April 1990), the only issue of an intended four-issue miniseries.Border Worlds: Marooned at the Grand Comics Database.Simpson went on to do freelance work for such comics as Mirage Studios Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and  DC Comics' Wasteland.Simpson wrote and drew the science-fiction backup feature "Border Worlds, about a woman and a colonial rebellion, set on a space station, beginning in Megaton Man #6.The feature spun off into a seven-issue, "mature readers" black-and-white comics (July 1986 - Aug
Edited sentence: Border Worlds, a brooding science-fiction saga featuring a female protagonist amid a colonial rebellion set on a distant space-station, began as a back-up feature in Megaton Man #6, and appeared as a "mature readers" black and white series for seven issues between July 1986 and August 1987.In total, the eight Border Worlds issues left Simpson overarching storyline half completed.Lost in the so-called "black and white comics glut," Simpson regretfully discontinued the series due to low sales, turning to freelance work such as DC Comics' Wasteland and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles work for Kevin Eastman and Mirage Studios.Simpson issued the eighth issue as a one-shot, Border Worlds: Marooned #1, in 1990.This issue is noteworthy as Simpson's first quite graphically explicit sexual content, a theme he was shortly to explore exhaustively under the pseudonym Anton Drek