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 This Book Might Explode!Casey's honored to have his illustration and story work appear across several volumes of the children's anthology book series This Book Might Explode!, helmed by industry veterans Ethan Nicolle and Eric Branscum. From ground hornets to belching cowboys to original stories about virtual reality versus real life, these books have something for everyone and then some. Here's the pitch from their website: Ever taken your kid to a bookstore, faced a wall of choices, and walked out with a $20 book, hoping it’s the one they’ll actually read? It’s overwhelming, expensive, and often hit-or-miss. This Book Might Explode! changes that. Each volume delivers a whole stack of stories; chapter books, comics, picture stories, jokes, and more, delivered right to your door. It’s a low-risk, high-reward way to introduce your child to new genres, voices, and characters. They don’t have to pick just one. They get to explore them all. These aren’t throwaway books. They’re made to live on your bookshelf, be read again and again, and become part of your child’s creative memory. |
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 Holidaze: 25 Days of ChristmasHolidaze: 25 Days of Christmas is a full-color collection of holiday-themed comic strips created as an homage to Charles M. Schulz's iconic Peanuts strip. These comics--inspired by Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the gang--were created, written, and illustrated by Casey Lowe during the 2012 Christmas season. All comics are based on a Christmas song and were originally published over the Internet via Facebook and other sites. Collected here for the first time in print form are all twenty-five daily comics (including four full-color Sunday strips), as well as four never-before-seen comics and brand new artwork created just for this collection. This book was designed to be gifted and includes a To/From page in the front. $12 |
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 N.E.R.D.I.N.E.R.D.I. is a graphic novel in development by writer and illustrator Casey Lowe. SYNOPSIS: In recently declassified documents, it has been revealed that in the 1950's & 60's, during the era now known as the Cold War, the United States government had a secret espionage unit within the C.I.A. labeled the Nimble and Enlightened Research Division Initiative, or N.E.R.D.I. Their goal was to help protect the country and develop new technology and ideas through the Nation's greatest natural resource: it's children. Coming Soon! |