Science Fiction Tie-in books

[JunkMonkey]

Has anyone read the Babylon 5 books? I’m led to believe that they’re all sanctioned by JMS and the stories are all canon.

I have a shelf with 20 or so of the buggers but to my shame the only one I've opened was the Robert Sheckley's novelization of A Call to Arms I never finished it. I thought it was awful.

EDIT: according to this list:

Novel list

A feature of the Babylon 5 Universe is the sanctioned canonicity of many of its offshoot novels and comic book stories; all of the later Babylon 5 novels have been based on outlines written directly by JMS. and are considered to be canonical, while the earlier Dell ones are not. The exceptions...

babylon5.fandom.com

Not all are canon and I own all of them - so I can stop looking.

 

[Rodders]

Thanks Baylor. I'll add that to my list.

JunkMonkey, i'm jealous.

 

[BAYLOR]

Thanks Baylor. I'll add that to my list.

JunkMonkey, i'm jealous.

You might want ot look up Dred Dominion by Stephen Marley This one is off the charts of the wall. In this one Judge Dred meets his evil parallel world counterpart . It's far more twisted version of the world in which Dred is a dictator .