The movies “Ultraviolet” and “Aeon Flux” come to mind. Though the latter was so awful I couldn’t finish it. “Ultraviolet” was fun though.
There was also some show in the 2000s called “Code Lyoko” that my sisters watched. I think it was a brightly colored show, and cyberpunk, but I could be wrong.
TheSwank
Check out the anime called Metropolis.
Legal_County_4037
I just picked this one up last weekend. Haven’t read it yet but the artwork is incredible
Lyca0n
Kinda contrary to the themes of squalor/decay of late stage capitalism. Jet set radio is a world you make beautiful with your actions but Deus ex(the original )and blade runner are a way better depiction of the disregard for human life.
cloudrunner69
Judge Dredd comics are quite colourful.
bolting_volts
Ghost in the Shell
The Invisibles
W0rldtr33
Ronin
Empty Zone
Cosmic Detective
azendhal
-Carbone & Silicium
-Frontier: explore, expand, escape
asx1313
I think Futurama kinda counts as cyberpunk, and definitely colourful
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Dirty Pair: Run from the future
The Incal
The art of Josan Gonzalez.
Hard Boiled
The movies “Ultraviolet” and “Aeon Flux” come to mind. Though the latter was so awful I couldn’t finish it. “Ultraviolet” was fun though.
There was also some show in the 2000s called “Code Lyoko” that my sisters watched. I think it was a brightly colored show, and cyberpunk, but I could be wrong.
Check out the anime called Metropolis.
I just picked this one up last weekend. Haven’t read it yet but the artwork is incredible
Kinda contrary to the themes of squalor/decay of late stage capitalism. Jet set radio is a world you make beautiful with your actions but Deus ex(the original )and blade runner are a way better depiction of the disregard for human life.
Judge Dredd comics are quite colourful.
Ghost in the Shell
The Invisibles
W0rldtr33
Ronin
Empty Zone
Cosmic Detective
-Carbone & Silicium
-Frontier: explore, expand, escape
I think Futurama kinda counts as cyberpunk, and definitely colourful
Mirror’s Edge games
[The Private Eye](http://panelsyndicate.com/comics/tpeye) is pretty colorful.
The Nikopol Trilogy by Enki Bilal