Comics based on Asimov work? + Suggestions needed

[Silver Bee]

Hello folks!
I was wondering if there is any comic book or graphic novel based on or heavily inspired by any of the many Asimov stories.
Besides from iBots (which I'm not really a fan of), I haven't found much, and it's really surprising, considering the potential and popularity of Asimov.

I have found and purchased a couple of relatively rare Spanish comic books based on I, Robot and a few Asimov short stories, published in the 80s, and they are quite good in my opinion.
So I was wondering if maybe there are some other obscure graphics novels or comics out there, published in other countries or more amateurish in nature, that you guys might be aware of.

Also, any suggestions on comics about robots in general? Maybe with an Asimovy vibe?

 

[Toby Frost]

I can't think of anything off the top of my head, although Ralph McQuarrie did some very stylish illustrations for Asimov's robot stories a while ago. They're individual pictures but might be of interest.

 

[Silver Bee]

Thank you very much, Toby. Wonderful illustrations, so evocative and elegant.

I'm trying to do some robot-esque artwork of my own, and McQuarrie's work is definitely superb and very inspiring.

 

[RX-79G]

I'm willing to bet that Asimov's rather cerebral tales of life with robots don't contain enough action to inspire graphic novelizations. They would look like many pages of conversations and robots working methodically.

Have you seen Don Chiang's Robota?

 

[BAYLOR]

I'm willing to bet that Asimov's rather cerebral tales of life with robots don't contain enough action to inspire graphic novelizations. They would look like many pages of conversations and robots working methodically.

Have you seen Don Chiang's Robota?

What about The Caves of Steel ? That could play well as Graphic novel.