Zoran Janjetov crafts a distinctive voice in comic art, drawing inspiration from classic American animation and science fiction. His early work, influenced by artists like Carl Barks and Moebius, showcases humor and a penchant for parody, notably through his character Bernard Panasonik. Janjetov's talent caught the eye of Moebius himself, leading to coloring work on iconic series like L'Incal. He further developed his unique visual interpretation in collaborations with Jodorowsky on series such as Avant l'Incal and Technopères. His art is celebrated for its dynamic linework and bold color palettes, cementing his significant contribution to the science fiction comic genre.
The adventures of a young John Difool before he became the most famous Sci-Fi anti-hero. We are instantly plunged back into the unique atmosphere of the world of "The Incal," as we witness John Difool's search for his identity and his origins, his first meeting with Deepo, and the appearance of many of the series' key characters, such as the Metabaron or Diavaloo.
The creative trio of Jodorowsky, Charest, and Janjetov shows us how the Metabaron assembled the galaxy's most powerful and destructive weapons in an effort to secure his position as the universe's ultimate warrior. Travis Charest's (Artist of Wildcats, WildC.A.T.s/X-Men: The Golden Age, and Star Wars comics Cover Artist) interpretation of 'The Metabarons' mythology.
The Complete adventures of John Difool continue as the investigation into the mysterious birth rate in the Red Ring continues. In this volume, John stumbles across several overwhelming obstacles including the involvement of the Prez, the robocops, and the Techno pope in a grand conspiracy, becoming a professional detective and falling in love. If all of this wasn't enough, this volume of the series also features tons of actions and the deaths of several characters. A must-read chapter in one of the most acclaimed sci-fi stories in the world.