Incredible Change-Bots Two Point Something Something

by Jeffrey Brown

Overview

The bestselling author of Darth Vader and Son and Jedi Academy presents the latest installment of his shape-changing robot parody series. Collecting rare and never-before-seen material, Incredible Change-Bots Two Point Something Something includes short stories, gallery art pieces, game and toy designs, artwork created for fan club members, interviews with almost every Change-Bot, and more.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781603093484
Publisher:	IDW Publishing
Publication date:	10/15/2014
Series:	Incredible Change-Bots Series , #3
Pages:	224
Product dimensions:	5.10(w) x 6.50(h) x 0.80(d)
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Jeffrey Brown is the best selling author and illustrator of the middle grade Jedi Academy series, as well as the Darth Vader and Son series. When he was a kid, Jeffrey always dreamed of growing up to draw comics and make books for a living—and now he’s living that dream! Jeffrey has written a number of autobiographical books for adults (Clumsy, Unlikely, and A Matter of Life, among others, all from Top Shelf Productions), humorous graphic novels about cats (Cat Getting Out of a Bag, Cats Are Weird, from Chronicle Books), and parodies like Incredible Change-Bots (and its two sequels, all also from Top Shelf).

His most recent project has been 40,000 years in the making: Lucy & Andy Neanderthal! Lucy and Andy are a brother and sister living in the stone age, where they struggle to survive mammoths, cave bears, and their own sibling rivalry. Lucy & Andy Book Two: The Stone Cold Age is available now.

Editorial Reviews

"A "must-have" for fans of the previous graphic novels, Incredible Change-Bots Two Point Something Something is just plain fun to browse!" —Midwest Book Review

From the Publisher

02/01/2015
Gr 8 Up—The Incredible Change-Bots are Transformer-like creatures who take the form of vehicles like trucks, golf carts, and cement mixers, but after an "incredible change," they turn into anthropomorphic fighting machines with laser guns and epic rivalries and a great thirst for energy to fuel their battles. Instead of continuing the saga of the Change-Bots, this work collects material and ephemera that did not appear in the previous Change-Bots graphic novels (Top Shelf), including shorter comics from fan club newsletters, artwork that appeared in other publications, art shows, and designs for unproduced Change-Bots action figures. VERDICT Although this volume is loaded with appealing and well-executed content, it will find an appreciative audience only at libraries where the Incredible Change-Bots have a solid fan base.—Sarah Reid, Broome County Public Library, Binghamton, NY

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