In the 28th Century, The Galactic Empire thinks it has put an end to all crises and conflicts: people have been segmented by personality traits in 7 sectors and assigned a unique function: spirituality, commerce, pleasure, war, order and creativity. But in this seemingly “perfect” system, mankind is on the brink of extinction: an epidemic of sterility is spreading fast. An unlikely group of outcast has 198 days to save the day. Can they save humanity?

In the 28th Century, The Galactic Empire thinks it has put an end to all crises and conflicts: people have been segmented by personality traits in 7 sectors and assigned a unique function: spirituality, commerce, pleasure, war, order and creativity. But in this seemingly “perfect” system, mankind is on the brink of extinction: an epidemic of sterility is spreading fast. Somewhere in the galaxy, Loth and Jezriel happen to be in the same court room. They’re about to be trialed and judged. He defected. She refused to give her body without consent. They’ll soon escape, meet other outcasts like them and will end up at the center of a vast operation to save our kind. Can they succeed?

Juan Giménez (1943-2020) was an Argentinian artist. At the end of the 70s he left his home country and ended up in Europe, where he began to work for Italian, Spanish and French publishers. In 1979 he published Estrella Negra, his first color work quickly followed by A Question of Time, The Fourth Power, Leo Roa and Eternal Game, cementing his reputation as a master of the Science Fiction genre. In 1992, Giménez teams up with writer Alejandro Jodorowsky for the Metabarons saga, an epic adventure spinning off the legendary Incal series. Together, they will release eight volumes of the series. One of his last published works was Segments. He passed away on April 2nd, 2020 from COVID 19.