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Chronicling the origin stories of The Collagemonauts: Space Jesus, Netter E. Nuff the Space Doctor and Thorak the Space Ape, this four issue collection guides readers through a wacky homage to science fiction comics, movies and literature. Exploring the perils and rewards of the Microverse through the eyes of these hapless wanderers, you join their quest to find a new home and themselves. Will they survive those that try to thwart them? Find out what happens in this unique visual extravaganza of hand-cut collage collaboration goodness!<\/p>\n
We reviewed the first volume in the series in Kolaj<\/em> #16.<\/p>\n We wrote in our review:<\/p>\n See more of this review<\/a>.<\/p>\n PURCHASE KOLAJ #16<\/a><\/p>\n ABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong>\n
\u201cVolume One includes origination myths, a set-up of the villainous Dr. Nagasaki Hiroshima, various adventures that move through extraterrestrial, multidimensional worlds and sometimes result the our heroes being excreted out of a floating space body. The comic is full of glorious absurdity, usually the product of misapplied concepts, like the time when ‘they absorbed knowledge passed to them in utero’ or when ‘the DNA is producing visions of a false human past’ or when ‘they disrupt and absorb electromagnetic pulses from sources beyond their conveyance.’ It\u2019s not so much science fiction as it is science-y fiction.\u201d<\/h2>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nThe Collagemonauts: Journey to the Center of the Microverse<\/em>
\nby Marty Gordon, Tim Manthey, Craig van den Bosch
\n10.25\u201dx6.75\u201d, 64 pages
\nfully illustrated
\n$9.99 US (print) or $2.99 US (digital)
\nCollagemonauts<\/a>, 2016<\/p>\n