I loved the Mars Attacks series published by IDW.

Mostly I liked the bright colors, the art-style used (not too heavily detailed, a bit cartoony) and the non-serious nature of it.

In general, I like comics and movies that are not too serious in nature, sci-fi based, and generally imaginative/fun (Spaceballs, Mars Attack, Hitchhikers guide.., Borderlands, Fallout: OWB, etc, Destroy all Humans, etc)

I'm wondering if anyone can suggest a comic series I might like based off those preferences. The Mars Attack series was short and I'm already done them. For the life of me, I can't seem to find one similar to it. They all either have serious and dark plots with tons of drama, or have an art style I don't care for.

Hopefully someone here can make a good recommendation.

Needs to:

-Be colorful and semi-cartoony

-Sci-fi based

-Completely non-serious

This is a good example of what I mean via art style.

https://www.google.ca/search?q=Mars+attack&es_sm=122&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=qBFTUpyxNO_lygH_ooDgAQ&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1920&bih=936&dpr=1#es_sm=122&q=mars+attacks+comic&tbm=isch

Fear Agent by Remender & Moore (image)

Saga by Vaughan & Staples (Image)

Guardians of the Galaxy by Bendis & various (Marvel)

Nova by Loeb/McGuinness and Wells/Medina (Marvel)

R.E.B.E.L.S by Bedard & Various (Dc)

Not exactly sci-fi but funny/weird/colorful:

Deadpool by Dugan/Posehn and various (Marvel)

Flex Mentallo by Morrison & Quitely (Dc)

Tom Strong by Moore & Sprouse (Dc/Wildstorm/Abc)

There are tons more but that's what I could find going through my collection.

I think Judge Dredd fits those criteria. While the setting is quite grim, it's usually presented in a rather ridiculous and more light-hearted manner. Hell, I think recently there was even a Judge Dredd and Mars Attacks crossover.