Blunderbuss Wanderlust: Being an Account of the Temporal Travels of Colonel Victor Von Vector and the Eras of His Ways

by David Shapiro, Erica Melville (Editor), Christopher Herndon (Illustrator)

Overview

Readers are taken on a journey through 600 million years of evolution and Earth history. With his time-travel inducing Blunderbuss gun, the Colonel ventures through geologic time. He visits the Trilobite-filled seas of the Cambrian period, the steamy jungle of the Carboniferous, and the first flower-laden bushes of the Cretaceous with T-Rex lurking behind the bend.

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Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780984442232
Publisher:	Craigmore Creations
Publication date:	05/03/2010
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	36
File size:	9 MB

About the Author

David R. Shapiro is the founder of Craigmore Creations and the author of the Terra Tempo series. He lives in Portland where he is still working out the kinks in time travel. Illustrator Christopher Herndon has been feeding himself by way of the funny book industry for over a decade. He is the creator of two comic book series, and the illustrator of numerous album covers, games, and magazines. He illustrated the Terra Tempo series and the children's book Tool. Time. Twist. and the comic, Living with Zombies. He lives in Portland, Oregon. His mother still puts his art on the refrigerator.

Editorial Reviews

Armed with a Blunderbuss that when fired, and for no other reason than it's awesome, propels him back in time, Col. Von Vector blasts his way through every pre-human era encountering history's most deadly creatures. . . . The art is also rather wonderful. Christopher Herndon s creatures are both stylized and realistic, and the Colonel is one of my favorite characters to simply look at that I’ve encountered in a while. If I can read a book where I can see a man with a wonderful bouquet of facial hair stare down a dinosaur while brandishing a blunderbuss and learn something along the way then I’m a happy reader.”  —Spandexless.com

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