Bøger udgivet af Gary Shipman

Titan is an extraordinary mouse that has been endowed with powers beyond that of a normal mouse. He has taken on the appearance of a Dark Flyer, the mortal enemy of his kind. Titan is originally from another world were the animals are intelligent (see the Pakkins' Land Omnibus). After triggering an explosion in his world Titan is transported to the world of man. Issue One: Titan sets out on a rescue mission to save another of his kind from the evil Ryan Research Center (RRC).

A fun and whimsical look at the world through the eyes of Rhoda Shipman. Come back to a time and place that is all but forgotten, a place we have all know at one time back when we were younger. The journey into innocents starts here.

Titan Mouse of Might How the Mighty Have Fallen Part 6 is a 30 page B/W comic book,Titan is an extraordinary mouse that has been endowed with powers beyond that of a normal mouse. He has taken on the appearance of a Dark Flyer, the mortal enemy of his kind. Titan is originally from another world were the animals are intelligent (see the Pakkins' Land Omnibus). After triggering an explosion in his world Titan is transported to the world of man. Issue One: Titan sets out on a rescue mission to save another of his kind from the evil Ryan Research Center (RRC).

A series of strange events brings our hero, a boy named Paul, to a fantastic world called "Pakkins' Land".There he meets a mysterious giant Eagle of light who gives Paul a feather as a token of friendship. At the touch of the feather Paul feels something magical. The Eagle mysteriously vanishes and Paul realizes that he is lost in this new world.But he isn't alone for long. Paul is befriended by extraordinary talking animals: Gus, a brave lion-like creature, and Mr. Brambles, a large but friendly bear. The three of them, with the help of other animals, set out to find the lost King Aryah of Pakkins' Land.Mr. Brambles decides that the safest thing for Paul would be to return to his own land, so Gus is chosen to return him home, but the pathway home is not without danger. Pakkins' Land is sure to appeal to fans who enjoy the works of C.S. Lewis and L. Frank Baum.