Alexis Frederick-Frost is a cartoonist whose books are distinguished by their vibrant art and whimsical humor. A graduate from the inaugural class of the Center for Cartoon Studies, he is the author and illustrator of Makers Comics: Grow a Garden and is a coauthor and illustrator of the critically acclaimed Adventures in Cartooning series of graphic novels and picture books. He has witnessed both lunar and solar eclipses but unfortunately hasn’t developed any superpowers, yet.Alexis Frederick-Frost is a cartoonist whose books are distinguished by their vibrant art and whimsical humor. A graduate from the inaugural class of the Center for Cartoon Studies, he is the author and illustrator of Makers Comics: Grow a Garden and is a coauthor and illustrator of the critically acclaimed Adventures in Cartooning series of graphic novels and picture books. He has witnessed both lunar and solar eclipses but unfortunately hasn’t developed any superpowers, yet.

“Bold colors, supercute characters, energetic atmosphere, outlandish action, and lots of silly jokes make this a perfect fit for fans of Ben Clanton's Narwhal and Jelly or Dav Pilkey's Dog Man series.” — Booklist“Heroes come in all shapes and sizes, and superpowers are not a requirement in this hilarious series debut about four friends who save the day. This graphic novel is an example of dynamo sequential storytelling and beginning readers will love this book.” — School Library Journal (starred review)

Alexis Frederick-Frost is a cartoonist whose books are distinguished by their vibrant art and whimsical humor. A graduate from the inaugural class of the Center for Cartoon Studies, he is the author and illustrator of Makers Comics: Grow a Garden and is a coauthor and illustrator of the critically acclaimed Adventures in Cartooning series of graphic novels and picture books. He has witnessed both lunar and solar eclipses but unfortunately hasn’t developed any superpowers, yet.Alexis Frederick-Frost is a cartoonist whose books are distinguished by their vibrant art and whimsical humor. A graduate from the inaugural class of the Center for Cartoon Studies, he is the author and illustrator of Makers Comics: Grow a Garden and is a coauthor and illustrator of the critically acclaimed Adventures in Cartooning series of graphic novels and picture books. He has witnessed both lunar and solar eclipses but unfortunately hasn’t developed any superpowers, yet.

“Bold colors, supercute characters, energetic atmosphere, outlandish action, and lots of silly jokes make this a perfect fit for fans of Ben Clanton's Narwhal and Jelly or Dav Pilkey's Dog Man series.” — Booklist“Heroes come in all shapes and sizes, and superpowers are not a requirement in this hilarious series debut about four friends who save the day. This graphic novel is an example of dynamo sequential storytelling and beginning readers will love this book.” — School Library Journal (starred review)

Alexis Frederick-Frost is a cartoonist whose books are distinguished by their vibrant art and whimsical humor. A graduate from the inaugural class of the Center for Cartoon Studies, he is the author and illustrator of Makers Comics: Grow a Garden and is a coauthor and illustrator of the critically acclaimed Adventures in Cartooning series of graphic novels and picture books. He has witnessed both lunar and solar eclipses but unfortunately hasn’t developed any superpowers, yet.Alexis Frederick-Frost is a cartoonist whose books are distinguished by their vibrant art and whimsical humor. A graduate from the inaugural class of the Center for Cartoon Studies, he is the author and illustrator of Makers Comics: Grow a Garden and is a coauthor and illustrator of the critically acclaimed Adventures in Cartooning series of graphic novels and picture books. He has witnessed both lunar and solar eclipses but unfortunately hasn’t developed any superpowers, yet.

“Bold colors, supercute characters, energetic atmosphere, outlandish action, and lots of silly jokes make this a perfect fit for fans of Ben Clanton's Narwhal and Jelly or Dav Pilkey's Dog Man series.” — Booklist“Heroes come in all shapes and sizes, and superpowers are not a requirement in this hilarious series debut about four friends who save the day. This graphic novel is an example of dynamo sequential storytelling and beginning readers will love this book.” — School Library Journal (starred review)