Written and drawn by Spain’s acclaimed Sergio Bleda,
   this action-packed series is about a group of young
   people, who meet every Wednesday. These sessions are
   very similar to AA meetings. However, no one here is
   fighting an addiction. They all have paranormal abilities
   and are trying to learn how to live with them.
   Brian is a pyrokinetic. He can start a fire from a distance.
   The fact that he cannot keep his ability under control
   understandably causes huge problems for him and those
   around him.
   Roger is a paragnostic who can’t help reading other
   people’s minds, which is driving him nuts. Everyone in this
   group has a unique problem that is ruining his or her
   everyday life. But none of this prepares them for the
   secret society known as “Encrucijada,” which resurfaces
   and threatens to destroy them all.

   An actress with a son named Adrian from a previous
   marriage marries 83-year-old magnate Bunge de Hoz,
   hoping to inherit his fortune when he dies. Bunge gives
   her an ultimatum: she must give birth to his son. But things
   go wrong: the actress bears triplets, two boys and a girl.
   She gets rid of the boys and keeps only the girl, thus
   ensuring that Adrian will inherit all the money.
   Rummaging through garbage, a man finds the rejected
   boys inside a box. He notices one of the babies is still
   alive and names him Cain. He sells him to the gypsies,
   where Cain spends several years until he's put into a
   reformatory. One day Cain learns the shocking truth about
   his origins and from that moment on concentrates only on
   revenge...

   In this environmentally aware age, there are those who
   predict the destruction of our planet if we do not amend
   our ways. Can mankind survive its own arrogance?
   Alfonso Font paints a futuristic image of what may be in
   store for humanity: a planet condemned by a scorching
   sun, where people live in overpopulated cities below the
   surface. Only the disinherited “outsiders” are forced to
   survive on the inhospitable surface. It is here that a
   beautiful woman, full of life, joins forces with an escaped
   rebel in a desperate attempt to reach salvation in “the city
   of domes.”
   This duo will be exposed to the dark side of human
   nature. But they'll also witness the heights of humanity,
   personified by rebels who aspire for a better, more just
   world; and who if need be, will give up their lives for it.

  THE SILVER MASK   by Gianfranco Manfredi

   This late 1800 epic features great battles, kidnappings,
   murders and even ghosts. But at the core of it all is The
   Silver Mask: a legendary warrior whose true identity is
   hidden. His African soldiers see him not only as a leader,
   but also a spiritual guide.
   Meanwhile, in Italy, young Ugo is too shy to profess his
   love for Matilde, who is madly in love with Ugo's best
   friend, an Italian cavalry officer named Vittorio. But Vittorio
   has little interest in Matilde. His real passion is for the
   Battle. Yet when he goes to fight in Africa, he is taken
   prisoner by The Silver Mask. Ugo attempts to rescue his
   friend. But their battle with the elusive Silver Mask leaves
   many scars and haunts them long after their return.
   The mystery of The Silver Mask will grip the reader until
   the climactic, surprising ending.