Supersized Squirrel and the Attack of the Zombears: Volume 3 - Paperback

by Luke Seguin-Magee (Author)

Lover of nuts. Hero of the Forest. A graphic novel series by Luke Seguin-Magee with supersized heart, adventure, and laughs! Once upon a time, happy creatures roamed a peaceful patch of forest in the wilderness. They climbed trees, gathered nuts, and made cute squeaky sounds. Then KABLAM! A radioactive meteor fell from the sky and Crater's Edge, an unusual community of mutant woodland creatures, was born. Some residents are good. Some are not so good. And one is best of all . . . SUPERSIZED SQUIRREL! A little squirrel with the power to grow SUPERSIZED. In Supersized Squirrel and the Attack of the Zombears, Supersized Squirrel and Blaze Bunny are called on to investigate a strange occurrence in the forest. But with a scary movie fresh in their minds and a storm blowing through the trees can they find the courage they need to face danger?

Author Biography

Luke Sé guin-Magee is a Canadian author-illustrator who grew up reading comics and then doodling his own characters and creating stories to make his little sister laugh. Later in life, he went on to study fine art in Canada and multimedia design in Denmark, before designing graphics, illustrations, and animations for a wide range of clients in Denmark, Canada, and USA. These days he has returned to doing what he loves most, creating characters and stories for picture books, comics, and single illustrations. Luke is based in Stockholm, Sweden. Luke Sé guin-Magee is a Canadian author-illustrator who grew up reading comics and then doodling his own characters and creating stories to make his little sister laugh. Later in life, he went on to study fine art in Canada and multimedia design in Denmark, before designing graphics, illustrations, and animations for a wide range of clients in Denmark, Canada, and USA. These days he has returned to doing what he loves most, creating characters and stories for picture books, comics, and single illustrations. Luke is based in Stockholm, Sweden.