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by Karl Slominski (Author)
"A thoughtful graphic novel in which a solitary man on the moon embraces his past." -- Foreword Reviews
Every major violent event--natural or man-made--is observed and logged: tornadoes, wars, hurricanes, earthquakes, volcanoes, riots, and floods.
All are ranked and cataloged by the lone occupant of a remote lunar observation station: Cal Ferris.
After 5,840 identical days, the arrival of a mysterious stranger sends the isolated astronaut hurtling into a cosmic exploration of loss, love, and empathy--a rediscovery of his own humanity in humanity's final hour.
Karl Slominski is an American comic book creator and illustrator known for his bold, expressive visual style and creator-driven storytelling. A graduate of the Kubert School of Cartooning and Graphic Art, he trained under legendary figures including Joe Kubert himself. Slominski began his career in freelance illustration but soon shifted focus to self-directed projects that reflected his personal voice and artistic energy. His body of work includes Teeter Topple, a self-published graphic novel that showcases his vivid imagination, and Cult of Ikarus, written by Jenna Lyn Wright, which earned
