The Solo: A Space D.O.G.S. Tale

October 30, 2016

No, seriously — this is the front cover.

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James F. Brown

8 years ago

WOW! Just wow. So over-the-top pathetic, yet so funny. 🙂

And “Bolivar Beato”? An om-nom that can’t be beato.

James F. Brown

8 years ago

Reply to James F. Brown

Oh, and somebody PLEEZE tell me that “Space Dogs” was drawn, and not some astonishing real font…

EricL

8 years ago

Chalk drawing, because no one has ever made a photo or drawing showing our solar system. And so nicely labeled.

Was this your kid’s elementary science project? Good of you to recycle it as a book cover.

War Goat

8 years ago

Is “A Space FOGS Tale” meant to be a pun?

War Goat

8 years ago

Reply to War Goat

DOGS, even

seaturtles

8 years ago

“legitimate dogs do exist”

pack it up everyone, the greatest sentence ever has been written.

Gary Buettner

8 years ago

Who can say how many unreadable words there are in the vastness of space?

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