Rigolo

In the early 1980s, Les Humanoïdes Associés published Rigolo, a 12-issue comic series that blended surreal humor with the distinctive artistic sensibility of the French publisher best known for Métal Hurlant. The series featured a rotating cast of creators, most notably the writer and artist Moebius, whose contributions gave the book its signature blend of whimsical, offbeat narratives and intricate, dreamlike visuals. Rigolo stands as a brief but charming experiment in comedic fantasy, offering a lighter, more playful counterpoint to the publisher's usual science-fiction fare.