Bøger af Max Weaver

Graphic novel adaptation of the upcoming star-studded animated holiday special with the voices of Wil Wheaton, Jerry O'Connell, Jodie Sweetin, and more!The year is 1985, and all that Billy “Grubbs” Watson wants for Christmas is one simple thing: a golf cart! And to have any chance of getting his dream gift, he’ll have to do one simple thing: be good. Um… for town troublemaker Grubbs, that’s anything but simple! But with the help of (or perhaps in spite of) his energetic imaginary friend Tyler, he’ll try his darndest! Because he really, really wants that golf cart… This graphic novel penned by Grubbs creator Max Weaver adapts the upcoming animated holiday special that reunites STAND BY ME stars Jerry O'Connell and Wil Wheaton (acting together for the first time in 37 years!), TGIF icons Jodie Sweetin (FULL HOUSE's Stephanie Tanner) and Jaleel White (FAMILY MATTERS' Steve Urkel), plus Jason Marsden (A GOOFY MOVIE), Felicia Day (SUPERNATURAL), and Debi Derryberry (voice of Nickelodeon's JIMMY NEUTRON) as Grubbs.

"Grubbs is the new Calvin & Hobbes!" - GEEKS + GAMERS "Grubbs is like a modern day Dennis The Menace -- hilarious, with heart. Max Weaver and Ted Dawson have taken the classic concept of a kid with a big imagination, and added the ups and downs of a big brother and sister to torment (and sometimes protect) him." - JOHN GALLAGHER, author of MAX MEOW: CAT CRUSADERMeet eight-year old Billy Watson, a pint-sized chaos agent who received the unwanted nickname “Grubbs” from his big brother Zane. Grubbs’ favorite pastime is tormenting Zane, his older sister Courtney, the neighborhood twin girls, and anyone else that crosses his path. Grubbs’ best pal, confidante, and advisor is his imaginary friend Tyler. Join in for some good clean fun as Grubbs’ concocts his schemes to get even, get ahead, and just get by. Based on a true story! Max Weaver's Grubbs is a chaotic cross between Calvin & Hobbes and Dennis The Menace, an old school throwback with a modern spin illustrated by veteran newspaper cartoonist Ted Dawson (Spooner).