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Bone (series) - Jeff Smith
Title: Bone (series)
Author: Jeff Smith
Series: 9 volumes, 2 extras, new series started (Quest For the Spark)
Categories: comic books, intermediate, adventure, fantasy, humor, illustrated
Notes: Some moments are surprisingly creepy.
Adult or child, if you’re looking for something quirky and engaging then this is the series for you. Villains, heroes, and woodland animals come alive in Jeff Smith’s colorful style. Meet the Bone cousins: Smiley, Phoncibal (aka Phoney), and Fone Bone. They've been run out of town and are lost in the desert. Will they ever get back to Boneville? Who is Gran’ma Ben really, and what is so special about her granddaughter Thorn? Are the Rat Creatures adorable and incompetent minor villains or a force to be reckoned with? Who does the hooded figure, called Master by the Rat Creatures, answer to? Featuring talking animals, a dragon, cow races, humor, and many adventures, this imaginitive series is not just for kids.
Be sure to get the individual volumes in color, because the all-in-one bind-up is in black and white, and it is just not the same.
P.S. Hehehehe, rat creatures.
Author: Jeff Smith
Series: 9 volumes, 2 extras, new series started (Quest For the Spark)
Categories: comic books, intermediate, adventure, fantasy, humor, illustrated
Notes: Some moments are surprisingly creepy.
Adult or child, if you’re looking for something quirky and engaging then this is the series for you. Villains, heroes, and woodland animals come alive in Jeff Smith’s colorful style. Meet the Bone cousins: Smiley, Phoncibal (aka Phoney), and Fone Bone. They've been run out of town and are lost in the desert. Will they ever get back to Boneville? Who is Gran’ma Ben really, and what is so special about her granddaughter Thorn? Are the Rat Creatures adorable and incompetent minor villains or a force to be reckoned with? Who does the hooded figure, called Master by the Rat Creatures, answer to? Featuring talking animals, a dragon, cow races, humor, and many adventures, this imaginitive series is not just for kids.
Be sure to get the individual volumes in color, because the all-in-one bind-up is in black and white, and it is just not the same.
P.S. Hehehehe, rat creatures.