A modern Frankensteins monster made from photocopier parts, Ranxerox is set for maximum aggression, carnage and destruction to those who cross him – but has only tenderness and affection for his gal, the lovely Lubna.
Richard Corben called this ultraviolent series a dark mirror to the depths of our Iid. Ranx and Lubna get involved with others who have a high appetite for destruction, in a plot reminiscent of sci-fi author J.G. Ballard's boundary-breaking cult novel Crash. Originally serialized in English in Heavy Metal magazine under the title Ranxerox.
Story by Stefano Tamburini. Art and cover by Tanino Liberatore.
