Jonna and the Unpossible Monsters Vol. 1 (Paperback)
An epic tale of sisters, survival, and some monster-punching.
Rainbow has been looking for her younger sister, Jonna, for over a year--since the monsters appeared and the world began to dry up. Going from settlement to settlement, Rainbow asks every survivor she meets: Have you seen my sister?
Then, one day, Jonna's spotted out in the wild: filthy, but strong. Strong enough to knock back a towering monster with one punch. All this time, she's been surviving. On her own. Without Rainbow. Without anyone.
But there are more dangers in the world than monsters, and when the two sisters reunite, they'll discover the secrets of this new and terrifying world firsthand.
Rainbow has been looking for her younger sister, Jonna, for over a year--since the monsters appeared and the world began to dry up. Going from settlement to settlement, Rainbow asks every survivor she meets: Have you seen my sister?
Then, one day, Jonna's spotted out in the wild: filthy, but strong. Strong enough to knock back a towering monster with one punch. All this time, she's been surviving. On her own. Without Rainbow. Without anyone.
But there are more dangers in the world than monsters, and when the two sisters reunite, they'll discover the secrets of this new and terrifying world firsthand.
Chris Samnee is an Eisner and Harvey award-winning cartoonist. He's best known for his work on Daredevil, Black Widow, and Thor: The Mighty Avenger. He lives in St. Louis, Missouri, with his wife, Laura, and their three daughters.
Laura Samnee lives in St. Louis, Missouri, with her husband, Chris, and their three daughters.
Matthew Wilson has been coloring comics since 2003. He's a two-time Eisner Award winner for Best Coloring and has collaborated with Chris Samnee on more projects than he can recall. When he's not coloring comics, he's out on a hike with his wife and two dogs.
Laura Samnee lives in St. Louis, Missouri, with her husband, Chris, and their three daughters.
Matthew Wilson has been coloring comics since 2003. He's a two-time Eisner Award winner for Best Coloring and has collaborated with Chris Samnee on more projects than he can recall. When he's not coloring comics, he's out on a hike with his wife and two dogs.
"Jonna and the Unpossible Monsters is a delightful, stunningly imaginative comic for readers of just about any age, and deserves to be in as many hands as possible right now."
— Matthew Jackson
"This immersive, fast-paced adventure focuses on building the siblings’ world, resulting in a spare but propulsive series opener."
— Publishers Weekly
— Matthew Jackson
"This immersive, fast-paced adventure focuses on building the siblings’ world, resulting in a spare but propulsive series opener."
— Publishers Weekly