Star Breakers: Zeke Zero Vs The Galaxy by Ed Caruana

Star Breakers: Zeke Zero Vs The Galaxy by Ed Caruana

Indiana Jones meets Guardians of the Galaxy in this fast-paced new graphic novel series for kids age 9-13, a comic sci-fi adventure about a crew of treasure-hungry Star Breakers on an accidental quest to save the universe.

'Star Breakers is INCREDIBLE! With epic, beautiful artwork, thrilling action and a story that pulls you bouncing and crashing from one exciting calamity to the next…Young readers are going to go crazy for this series!' – Jamie Smart, bestselling author of Bunny Vs Monkey

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ZEKE ZERO has been living his worst life ever since his dad traded him for a spare battery when he was a baby ...

Still, 13-year-old Zeke gets by. Or he did, until he ‘borrowed’ the wrong priceless star map and was forced to join a crackpot crew of STAR BREAKERS – brave (foolish) souls who dare to search dying worlds for (sometimes) incredible treasures.

Their first job? Finding an ancient GOD’S EYEBALL hidden on a monster-infested planet somewhere in the depths of space. Preferably before the evil, undead Princess Grizelda does, or the galaxy is pretty much doomed.

Chances of success? Virtually ZERO ...

An action-packed space adventure with fast-paced storytelling and heart-warming crew dynamics, Star Breakers is the epic new sci-fi graphic novel series for fans of Amulet, Frostheart and Percy Jackson.

'The funniest, most epic sci-fi comic I’ve read in years' — Huw Aaron, bestselling author of Unfairies
'Thrilling ... full of superb artwork, comedic grossness and fast-paced derring-do' — The Guardian

Ed Caruana (Author)
Ed Caruana is a British author who has written for Nickelodeon’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic, as well as titles for Disney, Warner Bros. and Hasbro. Since 2016, he has also been a scriptwriter for the virtual band Gorillaz. Zeke Zero vs the Galaxy is his debut middle-grade graphic novel.

Chris Hazeldine (Illustrator)
Chris Hazeldine was cast out of his small Midlands hometown ten years ago for daring to speak of London, and has lived in the capital ever since. He has worked on a number of creator-owned small press books with the independent WIP Comics group, as well as illustrating The Island With No Name and several one-shot adventures in The Phoenix Comic.