Snapshots of the Cannons' new graphic novels

June 18, 2013 at 6:55PM
Kevin Cannon's "Crater XV"
Kevin Cannon's "Crater XV" (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

"Crater XV"

by Kevin Cannon

(496 pages, Top Shelf, hardcover, $19.95)

The follow-up to his 2009 graphic novel "Far Arden," this installment promises "an intoxicating tale of swashbuckling adventure, abandoned moon bases, bloodthirsty walruses, rogue astronauts, two-faced femme fatales, sailboat chases, Siberian pirates, international Arctic politics and a gaggle of horny orphans."

"Heck"

by Zander Cannon

(284 pages, Top Shelf, hardcover, $19.95)

The book is named after its main character, faded hometown hero Hector "Heck" Hammarskjöld. He inherits his estranged father's house, where he uncovers a portal to the underworld. Cannon describes it as "a story of memory, friendship and regret, where the past is dead and buried … but not out of reach."

To pre-order the books: www.topshelfcomix.com/news/876

Zander Cannon's "Heck"
Zander Cannon's "Heck" (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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