Crash Site by Rachel Grant

Crash Site by Rachel Grant

Crash Site, the debut graphic novel from British cartoonist Nathan Cowdry, is the story of Rosie, a young drug trafficker who uses her lovelorn talking dog, Denton, to mule drugs across international lines. When Rosie and Denton's return flight to England goes down and they find themselves stranded in the Amazon basin (with fifty grand worth of coke in Denton's stomach), well, getting busted becomes the least of their concerns as they try to find their way out. Did we mention that Rosie is also wearing a pair of anthropomorphic underwear she calls Pants Dude, and that he may have other plans for her and Denton?

Crash Site is a darkly funny, character-driven graphic novel that calls to mind the sense of humor of Simon Hanselmann, with a Tarantino-level appetite for gratuitous acts of sex and violence and use of flashbacks to allow the story to unfold. Cowdry's confident storytelling skills, attractive artwork, and sense of comedic timing makes Crash Site a winning recipe for fans of adult humor.

Rachel Grant, a four-time Golden Heart(R) nominee, worked as a professional archaeologist for more than a decade and draws on her experiences to create narratives and locations that include excavating a cemetery beneath a historic art museum in San Francisco, surveying and excavating many prehistoric Native American sites in the Pacific Northwest, investigating an historic concrete house in Virginia, and more. She and her husband and children live in the Pacific Northwest, and her website is www.Rachel-Grant.net.