Media Release -- Irresponsible Picar must ditch his devil-may-care attitude when his little sister, Regn, and best friend, Chay, are captured by the Baron. Fortunately, he has a few tricks up his sleeve and several new friends to help him mount a daring rescue. One can only hope he won't be betrayed again.
AWAKE #7
Writer(s): Susan Beneville
Artist Name(s): Brian Hess
Cover Artist(s): Brian Hess
32 pgs./ E / FC
$3.99
What people are saying about Awake:
"Cute, quirky, and full of heart, "Awake" is a book that proves good storytelling knows no age limits." (Multiversity Comics)
"Beneville and Hess create a bold new book with innovative concept with a solid story and beautiful art." (The Broken Infinite)
"It's hard to find or even create a comic that all ages could possibly like and Awake has done it profoundly." (Graphic Policy)
ABOUT ACTION LAB ENTERTAINMENT- Formed in 2010 with the purpose of pooling their collective talents into a single, powerful entity, the members of Action Lab Entertainment have countless years in multimedia publishing, design, and business. Their first release, Fracture, was successfully funded through Kickstarter and since then they have continued their mission to produce high quality, genre-spanning entertainment. Since its formation, the accolades for A.L.E continue to build on a daily basis. Among its more popular titles are all ages material like the Eisner, Glyph, Shel Dorf Award nominated series PRINCELESS, MIRACULOUS (based on the Nickelodeon Television series), Jamal Igle's MOLLY DANGER, Artist/ Writer Katie Cook's GRONK and Gayle Middleton's (My Little Pony, The Littlest Pet Shop) monstrously adorable VAMPLETS. Action Lab's Mature Readers imprint ACTION LAB DANGER ZONE continues to push the envelope of comics entertainment with titles as varied as Charles Band's PUPPET MASTER and Dan Mendoza's over the top horror-comedy ZOMBIE TRAMP, VAMPBLADE and ITTY BITTY BUNNIES IN RAINBOW PIXIE CANDY LAND, and socially relevant titles including SOUTHERN DOG, KINGDOM BUM and M Goodwin's TOMBOY.
