🍂 Enjoy a Season of Reading with Our Autumn Deals!🍂

Recently Viewed Products

New

Metropolis Monkey Trouble by Steve Korte

Imprint: Raintree

RRP: £5.99
SciFier: £4.48
SciFier saves you
  Worldwide Shipping: We ship to over 200 countries
  Secure Checkout: Your payment details are always protected
  New & Used: Choose new or used copies on thousands of titles
  Careful Packaging: Every order packed to arrive in perfect condition
  Rated Excellent: Trusted by thousands of readers on Trustpilot
  Easy Returns: Not happy? Send it back!
ISBN:
9781398214996
Weight:
526.00 Grams
Out of stock
Availability: Out of stock

Frequently Bought Together:

Total: Inc. VAT
Total: Ex. VAT

Description

A chunk of Kryptonite has turned Superman into a wild animal! He's on the streets and looking to make monkey trouble. Can Beppo the Super-Monkey stop him from making Metropolis his playground?

About the Author
Steve Korte is a freelance writer. At DC Comics he edited over 500 books. Among the titles he edited are "75 Years of DC Comics", winner of the 2011 Eisner Award, and "Jack Cole and Plastic Man", winner of the 2002 Harvey Award. He lives in New York City with his own super-cat Duke. Art Baltazar is a super-cartoonist machine from the heart of Chicago and the winner of two Eisner awards! He's all about the peace, love and joy. He defines cartoons and comics not only was an art style, but as a way of life. Art started his funky secret art studio in 1994 with his self published comic book "The Cray-Baby Adventures." Since then, he created other comics such as "Captain Camel & the Space Chicken," Lunar Lizard," Meteor Mite" and the famous, "Patrick the Wolf Boy" and "Tiny Titans."


Book Information
ISBN 9781398214996
Author Steve Korte
Format Paperback
Page Count 32
Imprint Raintree
Publisher Capstone Global Library Ltd
Series The Amazing Adventures of the DC Super-Pets

Details

Series:
The Amazing Adventures of the DC Super-Pets
Imprint:
Raintree


SciFier Socials

Join the SciFier Community for Special Offers, News and Hauls!






SciFier Reviews