released. A Dark Horse Comics comic series focusing on the character Sam was also released in May 2000. Titan A.E.: Cale's Story – The adventures of Cale, ending with the beginning of the film. The book chronicles Cale growing up on Vusstra (Tek's home planet) for ten years and having to move to a different place every time the Drej attack. It also reveals how Cale became resentful of his father's disappearance and how he came to despise "drifter colonies". Titan A.E.: Akima's Story – The adventures of Akima, ending with the beginning of the film. The book chronicles Akima's life aboard drifter colonies and also reveals where she learned her karate skills, her friendship with Stith and her reason to find the Titan. Titan A.E.: Sam's Story – A three-issue comic book series telling the story of Sam Tucker, his crew and their quest to hide the Titan. See also List of films featuring space stations List of 20th Century Fox theatrical animated features List of American films of 2000 References External links 2000 films 2000 animated films 2000 science fiction films 2000s American animated films 2000s children's animated films Animated science fiction films Fictional-language films Animated films about extraterrestrial life Films adapted into comics Films directed by Don Bluth Films directed by Gary Goldman Films produced by Don Bluth and Gary Goldman Films produced by David Kirschner Films scored by Graeme Revell Films set in the 31st century Films set in outer space Animated films set in the future Films set on fictional planets Films set on spacecraft Films with screenplays by John August Films with screenplays by Joss Whedon Animated post-apocalyptic films American dystopian films 20th Century Fox films 20th Century Fox animated films 20th Century Fox Animation films Fox Animation Studios films 2000s English-language films