Debra, and Skyfall. The Space Trilogy by C. S. Lewis. Michael Kane of Old Mars by Michael Moorcock Tormance in A Voyage to Arcturus by David Lindsay Much of the science fiction work of Jack Vance: the Big Planet duo, the Alastor trio, the Durdane trilogy, the Cadwal Chronicles trilogy, the Tschai or Planet of Adventure tetralogy, most of the Magnus Ridolph stories, the Demon Princes pentalogy, and various stand-alone novels such as Maske: Thaery and short stories such as The Moon Moth. In comics Adam Strange Buck Rogers Flash Gordon Space Family Robinson World of Two Moons/Abode—ElfquestElfquest Den The Trigan Empire Apokolips and New Genesis—Fourth World The Joker System—Five Star Stories "Planet Hulk" "World War Hulk" Ythaq: The Forsaken World () In film and television Aquaman - film adaptation of Aquaman franchise primarily set in the fantastical and technologically advanced five kingdoms of Atlantis at the bottom of the sea Avatar – James Cameron film set exclusively on the fictional world of Pandora. Defiance – TV series set exclusively on a terraformed, altered version of Earth itself. Earth 2 – TV series set exclusively on an Earth-like planet known as 'G889'. Forbidden Planet — an early film in the genre (1956), set entirely on the planet Altair IV. Irandaam Ulagam – Indian Tamil language film John Carter – A film depicting a romanticized version of Mars (Barsoom). Thor: Ragnarok - A film based on Planet Hulk, primarily set on the planets of Asgard and Sakaar Miscellaneous Byston Well — Aura Battler Dunbine Eternia and Etheria — Masters of the Universe Sagar — Blackstar Third Earth — Thundercats See also Planets in science fiction Soft science fiction Space opera References External links Planetary romance on The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction