Insects in Comics. Volume 4

The fourth volume of the wildly-stunningly-mind-blowing series "Insects in Comics" introduces us to a new main character - a stick insect. And not just one, but the entire leading trio of the most popular representatives of the Phasmatodea order - the ghost insects (just calm down! These "ghosts" are wild, but quite "cute"). And even offers to invite any of them to visit - to shelter, warm, feed. And what? "We live quietly, calmly, do not bother anyone. We eat moderately, do not make much noise ... Yes, we are simply ideal companions!" - the stick insects assure us through the mouths of Christophe Cazenove, Francois Vodarzak and Cosby, the scriptwriters and artist of the series. So take a closer look at these geniuses of camouflage: suddenly one of the six-legged blades of grass (leaves? twigs?) will charm you so much that you will want to immediately run to the pet store!

However, as they say, it's not just the stick insect, so on the pages of the new volume you'll find: the wily panda ant (which, in fact, is not only not a panda, but not even an ant), the thieving scorpion fly (which has nothing to do with scorpions), the gluttonous lacewing (only in childhood! Then no-no!), the no less gluttonous tongue fly (this one can eat enough for ten people even as an adult), the cute (be careful: looks can be deceiving!) nut fruit fly, the sociable (and here everything is honest) grain fly... And also the purple carpenter bumblebee, the crimson fireflower, the water scorpion and, of course - of course! - the main stars of the entire series: the fly and the ant. You've already missed them, haven't you?

Recommended reader age: 6+

Author: Christophe Caznove , Francois Vodarzak
Translation: Mikhail Khachaturov
Artist: Cosby
Year of issue: 2024
Publisher: On foot in history
Pages: 56
Cover type: Hardcover
ISBN: 978-5-907471-98-6