It is the story of the object known as the 'Incal' The most sought after object in the universe. Humanoids, the celebrated French-American graphic novel publisher and media platform, announced plans to partner with academy award-winning director Taika Waititi to adapt The Incal. The hardcover edition is also still available. Genres: Comics (Graphic works) Graphic novels Science fiction comics Dystopian comics Published: Los Angeles, CA . 65K views 2 years ago The Incal was first published in 1988 by Humanoid and Epic Comics. While the page-size is here slightly reduced from the original, the magnificent colors – along with their registration and reproduction – are of high quality and enable the reader to plunge right into the definitively fantastic Moebius art that propels the twists and turns of the epic Jodorowsky plot in this now definitive English language edition. Massively influential (see Brian Michael Bendis's introduction cum rant), The Incal has informed many a popular culture work, across mediums: films, television series, and books, in addition to the countless comics, manga and graphic novels tha have been influenced and/or informed by this Jodorowsky-Moebius masterpiece. Taika Waititi to Adapt Legendary Graphic Novel ‘The Incal’ as Feature Film (Video) Waititi will direct and co-write the project, based on Alejandro Jodorowsky’s sci-fi comic, for Humanoids.

Perhaps the single greatest science-fiction-adventure bande dessinée series of all time, the six-volume series that was originally published in France throughout the 1980s has at last been collected in its entirety in a single 316 page softcover volume for a price that works out to less than $4.50 per volume – barely more than a standard American comic book. This classic 1980s science fiction graphic novel is the tale of John DiFool (i.e., the fool of the Tarot, representing humanitys freedom and stupidity) and his journey to save the cosmos in the company of his sometime lover Animah (i.e.

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