Club Zero-G

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In Zeke’s world, things are about as dreary as they can be—his dad barely speaks to him, he lives at home, goes to the local college, and the girl of his dreams won’t give him the time of day. But the world that takes over his nighttime dreams are better than anything he can imagine: at an amazing club filled with all of his friends, that girl that ignored him all day is dancing with him and hugging him. In these dreams, life’s almost perfect, but once he wakes, Zeke’s the only one who remembers being there. There’s a lot at work in this 100+ page graphic novel and not all of it is what it appears to be. Inventive and quirky, but with a social conscience, this book is recommended for anyone who enjoyed Grant Morrison’s Invisibles.

— Ryan H. Jackson
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July, 2004
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