Albino, bastard son of a space pirate, has only one goal, to become a member of the Technoguild and create the videogames that influence every citizen in the galaxy, or die trying. And he just might! The path to become a Technopriest is a difficult one and Albino must face many trials before he can fulfill his destiny. Meanwhile, Albino's mother, brother and sister begin a perilous quest to find the brutal pirates who fathered Albino and his siblings. Initiation tells the story of Albino's first three years of training to become a member of the powerful Technoguild.

The Metabarons is one of the most twisted, unpredictable, and bizarre comic series ever published. Jodorowsky turns science-fiction on its head and comes up with bigger and more bizarre things with each issue; he's upping the ante on a continual basis. Don't spend your time wondering if your favorite character in The X-Men will survive the latest battle with Magneto; this book will show you what real suspense and surprise is. One really nice aspect of this series is that people don't have to, and won't necessarily survive. Metabarons is a book about a dynasty, with generations worth of stories to be told

The Meta-Baron hides in his Meta-Bunker. The Techno Empire techno-monitors him. But when the Techno-Pope learns that the Meta-Baron is heading back to Marmola, his ancestors' planet, he has good reason to worry. This planet is known as the source of the Epiphyte, a fuel to extraordinary properties which the empire controls. The Meta-Baron is a huge problem! He must be neutralized. But how to neutralize the ultimate warrior? The Techno-Pope decides to appoint a new governor to Marmola choosing Wilhelm-100, a warrior with steel prostheses and limitless cruelty.

Jodorowsky & Bess pull no punches in this tale of a modern-day gunslinger's path through the darkest places in the human soul! Juan's ascension from an orphan in the slums to the governor's number one bodyguard will cost him his soul, and finding redemption may cost him his life.

This is the tale of the titular Pietrolino, a man who came to use his skills as a mime to stand up against the oppressor and cheer the bruised souls of a Nazi-occupied France. The graphic novel adaptation of a theatre play originally written by the ever multi-faceted Alexandro Jodorowsky ("The Incal," "The Metabarons") for the famous French mime Marcel Marceau. It is here poetically brought to life by prolific European artist and frequent Humanoids contributor, O.G. Boiscommun ("The Book of Jack").