The ‘Janes are back for more campfire mayhem in a must-have collection from the New York Times–bestselling, Eisner- and GLAAD Award–winning comic series Lumberjanes!Time-twisting dino dimension? Goddess on the loose? Mysterious vine infestation? No adventure is too small or too strange for best friends April, Jo, Mal, Molly, and Ripley. This edition of epic escapades from writers Shannon Watters and Kat Leyh, with art by AnneMarie Rogers, Kanesha C. Bryant, and Julia Madrigal also includes Lumberjanes: Bonus Tracks—a treasure trove of short stories from an array of all-star creators including Faith Erin Hicks (Pumpkinheads), Jen Wang (The Prince and the Dressmaker), and Kelly Thompson (Captain Marvel, Jem and the Holograms).Collects Lumberjanes #61–72 and Lumberjanes: Bonus Tracks.
Contributors: (W) Shannon Watters; Kat Leyh; ND Stevenson; Gus Allen (A) AnneMarie Rogers; AnneMarie Rogers; Kanesha C. Bryant; Julia Madrigal
Shannon Watters is a writer and editor living in Los Angeles, CA. She’s co-creator and cowriter of the award-winning hit comic book series Lumberjanes, and the graphic novel, Hollow. She is also a former senior editor and the former founder/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, The Avant-Guards, and many, many others. She loves vintage nonsense, cooking elaborate meals, and funny words.Kat Leyh has been co-writer of Lumberjanes since issue 18 and cover artist since issue 24. Growing up in the woods, attending 4-H camp in the summers, and creating comics about supernatural queer characters have all led to her feeling right at home with the Lumberjanes! She's done various short comics for series like Adventure Time and Bravest Warriors; her own series, Supercakes; and upcoming graphic novel, Roadkill Witch. When not making comics, she loves to cook, travel and explore!Gus Allen is co-creator and original illustrator of the Lumberjanes series. Any rumors you may have heard about him such as "he's not real", "he's just 3 possums stacked on top of each other in a trench coat" and "he's actually really nice when you get to know him" are patently false. He was last seen being a very normal human person in Richmond, VA (which does coincidentally have a large possum population).