When Burbury, Connecticut is infected with a strange virus, Xavier must use his healing powers to save the town from an evil computer.

When a boy named Percy wishes he could impress the Loco's with his mascot outfit, he has Xavier pretend to be him in a costume. The Loco's decide to let Xavier lead them for a while and things get a bit out of hand.

A young boy pretends to be God and performs surgeries on people to impress his dad.

Xavier thinks that 7 babies were abandoned, so he keeps them as his own. Then he finds out that a woman lost 7 babies and Xavier tries to find the criminal, when it is really himself.

Xavier surrenders his own freedom for a spoiled child.

Xavier goes back in time by smoking and eating bacon in order to discover his origin.

When a factory mix-up turns a town to dust, Xavier must pray for rain.

When Xavier's significant crystal is stolen, he is forced to venture forth into a freedom-mad place named Squatopia where he meets a man who plans to escape from Squatopian freedom with Xavier.

Xavier must choose between the heart and the mind.

The final chapter begends when Xavier meets his match.

Xavier's sacred mantra brings solace to a sad, pathetic pill popping soul— his own.

Xavier unleashes his revolutionary lifesaving maneuver all up on those who find theyselfs in need of his protection.

When Xavier sets him sights on friendship, the Energy Crisis won’t know what hit it in the face.

Xavier returns to the scene of the crime, his childhood.

Xavier lifts homeless veterans up from the filth of the streets and into the filth of their meats.

When Xavier wakes up with no memories, the power of déjà vu reigns supreme. When Xavier wakes up with no memories, the power of déjà vu reigns supreme.

Just whenst you most expect it, Xavier’s gratitude starved heart shrieks out “Abandon ye lifequest!” and then wolfs down a steam-filled puddin’ pie of limits.

A reporter gets his scoop on Xavier. Here cometh the twist: It turns out to be a scoop of Lotion. It’s pretty cool. Or, did he?

Xavier has amnesia.

When Xavier runs out of desert across which to ramble, he drowns in a sea of completion.