Pet Noir
Destination: Gamma Station
Pati Nagle, Christie Yant, Anne Toole
Released Jul 17, 2019
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A note for parents
Pet Noir is a lighthearted sci-fi comic series centered on Leon, a genetically engineered cat detective solving crimes on a space station. The tone is comedic and adventure-focused rather than dark, making it accessible to middle-grade readers who enjoy animals, science fiction, and detective stories. While there is crime-fighting action and occasional mild language, the content remains relatively gentle and the humor often comes from Leon's feline perspective rather than anything edgy.
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Collects Issues 1 through 6 of the Kymera Press series Pet Noir. In these pages, you'll meet and love Leon, a genetically engineered cat who is an undercover cop on a space station. With opposable thumbs, the power of speech and enhanced intelligence, Leon and his human partner Devin are on the job, fighting crime out... Collects Issues 1 through 6 of the Kymera Press series Pet Noir. In these pages, you'll meet and love Leon, a genetically engineered cat who is an undercover cop on a space station. With opposable thumbs, the power of speech and enhanced intelligence, Leon and his human partner Devin are on the job, fighting crime out on the edge of known space.
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ISBN 9780996555821