Overview
Ralf has been hired to destroy the planet Earth... What they didn't know when they hired him was that he's actually a really nice guy and kind of a procrastinator. Ralf finds himself on the run from the Men in Black and and a giant insectoid bounty hunter while Lexi looks for some way to keep him on Earth so he won't destroy it. Consequently, everyone is thrown into chaos when a new member is added to the cast! Now everyone is begging the question: Why are somedays better than others? Ralf the Destroyer: Why are somedays better than others? is a 160 page collection of a newspaper styled, black and white, all-ages, Sci-fi, humor comic strip written and illustrated by Scott Lincoln. Here's what others are saying: It isn't often that we get a science-fiction story that is told from the alien's perspective. I think Scott's decision to go with an extra-terrestrial protagonist was a brave one, and one that ultimately pays off. If you like science fiction and want to read an epic story with an alien as the main character then Ralf the Destroyer is where you should go. Ian W. - Top 100 Graphic Novels Ralf is the most sympathetic creature that ever came to destroy the earth. The poor guy gets into so many predicaments, you can't help but feel bad for him. It's fun to explore earth from his naive point of view. Ralf is hilarious as well as beautifully drawn! Whenever I hand the first book to a friend, they read it in one sitting and then ask for the second book. Anna In Indiana - The Shelf Life Podcast
Full Product Details
Author: Scott Lincoln ,
Scott Lincoln
Publisher: Kabloona Comics
Imprint: Kabloona Comics
Dimensions:
Width: 12.90cm
, Height: 0.90cm
, Length: 19.80cm
Weight: 0.163kg
ISBN: 9780692287897
ISBN 10: 0692287892
Pages: 160
Publication Date: 03 September 2014
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Author Information
Scott Lincoln has been a professional cartoonist since the age of 15 when his weekly strip Kabloona was published in local newspapers in the mid 80's. Since that time, Scott assisted on the internationally syndicated comic strip Nancy, produced a comic panel called Solomon Road for DBR Media for two years, illustrated graphic novels (including a version of Treasure Island for Graphic Classics), and has taught cartooning and introductory animation at the Guy Gilchrist Cartoonist's Academy and the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Scott still remembers the classic eras of cartooning where comic strips were rich with art work and whose writing was sophisticated enough for adults, but appropriate for all ages; values he endeavors to continue.
