Lumberjanes Book Four - Paperback

by Shannon Watters (Author), ND Stevenson (Author), Kat Leyh (Author)

Even time itself can't diminish the power of Friendship to the Max!

Just when things feel like they might finally settle down for the Roanoke scouts, summer throws the gang a couple of curveballs, including family visits, strange time loops, mysterious voices in the woods, and a jackalope hunt with unexpected consequences. Luckily, our favorite campers never back away from a challenge (or an enchanted creature).

This collection from award-winning creators Shannon Watters, Kat Leyh, and Ayme Sotuyo brings even more of its iconic heartfelt humor and magical mayhem to the ongoing legacy of this bestselling series, proving adventure is better when you face it together.

Collects Lumberjanes #37-48.

Author Biography

Shannon Watters is the co-creator and co-writer of the award-winning hit comic book series Lumberjanes. She is also a former senior editor and the former head of BOOM! Box line at BOOM! Studios, the imprint behind critically acclaimed comics and graphic novels like Giant Days, The Backstagers, Lumberjanes, Fence, Goldie Vance, Heavy Vinyl, and many others.

ND Stevenson is an Eisner Award-winning and New York Times-bestselling writer and cartoonist who has worked in both animation and comics. A graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art, he is the author of the National Book Award-nominated graphic novel Nimona, now a movie on Netflix. ND is also the cocreator of the GLAAD Award-winning comic series Lumberjanes, and has written and illustrated for Marvel and DC Comics. In animation, he has written for series including Wander Over Yonder, Bravest Warriors, DuckTales, and Big Hero Six before becoming the executive producer of DreamWorks Animation Television's critically acclaimed Netflix original series She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. He lives in Los Angeles with his partner, Molly Ostertag.

Gus Allen is a cocreator and the original illustrator of the Lumberjanes series and a graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design. He lives in Richmond, Virginia. Their work also includes Regular Show.