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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJeff Smith's 'RASL' is a science fiction graphic novel series that follows the titular character, a rogue physicist and art thief who travels between parallel dimensions. Originally serialized in a self-published, black-and-white format, this collected edition from Cartoon Books gathers the complete story of a man on the run from both corporate assassins and his own fractured past.
In "The Drift," Jeff Smith delivers another layered chapter of RASL, where the protagonist returns to his own world with a stolen Picasso from a parallel realm—only to realize he’s not alone, and someone is closing in. With Smith’s distinctive art and storytelling, the tension builds quietly but unmistakably as Rasl navigates the fragile line between escape and entrapment. The cover by Jeff Smith captures the story’s eerie stillness, a stark contrast to the escalating danger within.
In "Annie," Rasl returns to his own world with a stolen Picasso from a parallel dimension, offering it to Annie as a gesture of connection—only to realize too late that he’s not alone in his pursuit. The story unfolds with quiet tension, as the weight of his choices and the ever-present threat of unseen eyes tighten around him.
In "Maya," Rasl confronts memories of a past that shaped his desperate journey across worlds, where the weight of lost love and fractured time collides with a relentless pursuit. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, weaving between moments of personal revelation and the ever-present threat of violence, as Rasl fights to protect Annie from a fate that refuses to stay buried.
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↩ Reprints RASL #1 (2008), RASL #2 (2008), RASL #3 (2008), RASL #4 (2009), RASL #5 (2009), RASL #6 (2010), RASL #7 (2010), RASL #8 (2010), RASL #9 (2010), RASL #10 (2011), RASL #11 (2011), RASL #12 (2011), RASL #13 (2012), RASL #14 (2012), RASL #15 (2012)
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