The popular Mexican cartoonist makes his American debut. 
Best-selling Mexican cartoonist Jis (Jose Ignacio Solorzano) makes his American debut in Cats Don't Exist. With a childlike mastery of the obvious, an inspired sense of mischief, and hilarious insight into the human divine, Jis' comics at once recall the sensibilities of both Jules Feiffer and Terence McKenna. They are penetrating and baffling, honing in on the utter astonishment one must feel at having been born human, offering simple, earthy insights in a cosmically foreign landscape—or vice versa. 
Deceptively minimalistic, Cats Don't Exist collects a handful of comic stories and individual drawings that will nudge the lucky reader gently into a dissonant universe. Included in this collection are the title story, "Cats Don't Exist," which introduces us to a world where cats replace aliens as the boogeyman of the human psyche; "To Our Dear Enemies," a thank you note to the censors for infusing boring old sex with intrigue; and "Guilt as an Aphrodisiac," wherein the author discusses his lust for rat witches and expresses his desire to snore shamelessly. Jis' work is an evolution in psychedelia, with a visionary sense of absurdity and humanity that will render you incapable of wiping that silly smirk off your face.

Cats Don't Exist

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

Fantagraphics Books

ASUNTOS MONEROS . CARTAS 1997-2009

Asuntos de Moneros/ Comic affaires (Spanish Edition)

Trino

Sexto Piso Espana S L

Those that condemn Jis as being immoral miss the point&mdash;he's amoral. His comics confront all forms of morality: that of the liberals and the conservatives; leftists and rightists; ethical people and those of questionable conscience. It is no mistake that Jis's favorite metaphor is that of a shipwrecked person, in a microcosmic world made up of only a lump of land and a single palm tree, questioning human nature. The island that Jis inhabits is one of a desk and a pen, from which his astute and intelligent sense of humor flows.

Otro dia 1 (Spanish Edition)

Manga

Ediciones B.

The creation of the character The Saint and the series of extraordinary situations that surround him have made his comic strip a classic. The order of this collection, in which The Saint confronts the zombies of Sahuayo, Godzilla, and many others, is a bit unique—it begins with the fifth volume, backtracks with four prequels, and finishes masterfully with four volumes of comics that have never before been published.

El Santos 1: En un principio era el Santos . . . (Spanish Edition)

El Santos 4: El santos y el peyote en la Atlantida (El Santos / The Saint) (Spanish Edition)

Comic Strips