REBELLION PREVIEW: JOE PINEAPPLES TIN MAN / LOWBORN HIGH VOLUME 1

Fans of sci-fi, suspense, or magical shenanigans might like to check out the following two graphic novels released by Rebellion Publishing in April, 2024. The first graphic novel is called, 'Joe Pineapples: Tin Man', and it chronicles the bold adventures of the titular character, Joe Pineapples, whereas the second graphic novel is called, 'Lowborn High' (Volume 1), and it revolves around a group of students who attend an inner-city school in order to hone their magical abilities. To find out more, here 👇, have a look at the subsequent previews I was kindly allowed to share. Please enjoy.

Joe Pineapples: Tin Man

Written by: Pat Mills
Illustrated by: Simon Bisley and Clint Langley
Format: Paperback graphic novel
Page count: 96-pages
Price: £14.99
Release date: April 10, 2024

Synopsis: While stranded on an asteroid that's drifting in outer space, the former member of the A.B.C. Warriors, Joe Pineapples, looks back over his life so he can unravel the mystery behind an I.D. plate that he's carried around with him since his days as an X-terminator fighting in the Volgan War. According to Joe, he doesn't remember how he obtained this I.D. plate because it's been deleted from his memory. But the thing is, can the same thing be said about the sewage droid who has accompanied Joe for millions of years? The same sewage droid, I hasten to add, who's stranded with Joe while they're on an asteroid that's drifting in outer space.

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Lowborn High (Volume 1)

Written by: David Barnett
Illustrated by: Anna Morozova and Mike Walters
Format: Paperback graphic novel
Page count: 112-pages
Price: £12.99
Release date: April 24, 2024

Synopsis: Androgeus Frost is a privileged young lad who always thought he'd be admitted into Wychdusk Manor, which is an elite school that expertly trains their students to become the world's greatest wizards. But due to academic reasons, he's sent to another school instead. It's called, Lowborn High, and by all accounts, it's a struggling inner-city comprehensive school that's populated by magical students who don't share Androgeus's upper-class family background. This includes students like Maisy, Ali, and Dril, who all befriend Androgeus while they're trying to solve a series of mysteries lurking nearby.

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