This cosmic adventure blends humor with vibrant illustrations, showcasing a team of teen superheroes alongside a wobbegong and a feisty sourdough starter. Together, they embark on a mission to combat climate disaster, highlighting themes of teamwork and environmental awareness. Created by one of Australia's favorite marsupial cartoonists, the story promises to entertain while delivering an important message about saving the planet.
First Dog on the Moon Ordine dei libri
Questo artista chiama la nazione a rispondere delle proprie follie attraverso una lente sprezzante, ma diabolica bellezza. Il suo lavoro offre un commento distintivo e provocatorio sugli eventi attuali. Attraverso il suo stile unico, svela verità nascoste e costringe i lettori alla riflessione. Le acute intuizioni di questo artista rendono il suo lavoro una lettura essenziale.



- 2025
- 2021
A hilarious, illustrated and environmentally-friendly adventure from the country's enormously popular and only marsupial Walkley award-winning cartoonist and soon to be beloved children's author.
- 2016
A Treasury of Cartoons
- 240pagine
- 9 ore di lettura
From the country's enormously popular and only marsupial Walkley award-winning cartoonist - a collection of his greatest hits from 2009 till now. First Dog on the Moon, handsome and debonair correspondent for The Guardian and The Monthly, the nation's only marsupial-based Walkley award-winning cartoonist, the brilliant mind behind creations like the Racist Carrot, the ABC Interpretive Dance Bandicoot and Ian the Climate Denialist Potato, now gathers together all the best First Dog cartoons into one glorious, technicolour book. Covering everything from daily political buffoonery to Eurovision, from what an Andrew Bolt network would look like to ISIS's PR department, this showcases over 200 of Mr Onthemoon's greatest hits - the adorable, hilarious, poignant and occasionally whimsical drawings that have made First Dog an international treasure. For all the smart, funny people in your life - or just buy one to selfishly keep for yourself.