Génocide Jones

A creature of the Modern Age's darker corners, Génocide Jones prowls the pages of Sleeper — the morally murky espionage series brought to French readers by Panini France — debuting in 2008 under the creative hands of Ed Brubaker, Sylvain Doucet, and Sean Phillips. With only a handful of catalog appearances, this is a figure who haunts the shadows rather than dominates the spotlight, sharing those dangerous pages with the likes of Holden Carver, Tao, Miss Misery, and John Lynch — as compelling a rogues' gallery of spies and operators as the genre has to offer. Rare, atmospheric, and steeped in the morally complex world that made Sleeper a Modern Age standout, Génocide Jones is exactly the kind of deep-cut discovery that makes digging through a collector's long boxes so rewarding.