Slash Moron accompanies Dale Goodbody and professor Essor to distant space.

Good fun and eye-pleasing, silly and obscene, a 21st century parody of a 20th century parody of a 1930s space opera.

Available in volumes 5 and 10.

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In a world dominated by corporations, fascist organizations struggle for power.

A little action and a lot of strategy. Startling panels of screaming skulls. Distorted faces, almost Bacon-like. What kind of dystopia only gives a choice between fascist dictators or the power of corporations (the latter leading the game, apparently)?

Then we see simple, hard-working people. A young girl is hired by S.H.O.CK. passing itself off as a philanthropic association.

And that’s when the series stops, for now.

Available in volumes 8 and 9.