Illegal cloning, kidnapping, backstabbing, espionage, and ‘timeless-space-human trafficking’ are only the beginning of the nefarious events in this book. And did I mention the pirates? Skullduggery abounds. But maybe, just maybe we’ll finally find out what happened to Torg’s little lost bunny who was tossed out of time itself. This book covers everything from the final run of MitDOP to the Creepy Cloner Geeks, to “28 Geeks Later”, from the beginning of Oceans Unmoving to the third installment of Torg Potter.

Pete Abrams
with contributions by Ian McDonald

Magazine Sized Trade Paperback
Full Color
Page Count: 168

Sluggy Freelance is an immensely popular, daily, and primarily humorous webcomic that can be difficult to pin down. August 25th, 1997 Torg and Riff decided to spam Satan. And after such auspicious beginnings, and with an eye towards bigger, expanding stories, we find ourselves with over a decade of aliens, vampires, missile launchers, and a rabbit with a switchblade. Thousands of remarkably twisted jokes and plots later it is still running strong.

[learn_more caption=”What It’s About”]Illegal cloning, kidnapping, backstabbing, espionage, and ‘timeless-space-human trafficking’ are only the beginning of the nefarious events in this book. And did I mention the pirates? Skullduggery abounds. But maybe, just maybe we’ll finally find out what happened to Torg’s little lost bunny who was tossed out of time itself. This book covers everything from the final run of MitDOP to the Creepy Cloner Geeks, to “28 Geeks Later”, from the beginning of Oceans Unmoving to the third installment of Torg Potter.

Pete Abrams
with contributions by Ian McDonald

Magazine Sized Trade Paperback
Full Color
Page Count: 168

Sluggy Freelance is an immensely popular, daily, and primarily humorous webcomic that can be difficult to pin down. August 25th, 1997 Torg and Riff decided to spam Satan. And after such auspicious beginnings, and with an eye towards bigger, expanding stories, we find ourselves with over a decade of aliens, vampires, missile launchers, and a rabbit with a switchblade. Thousands of remarkably twisted jokes and plots later it is still running strong.[/learn_more]