Super Science Vol. 1 Portable - by N Alessandro K (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

In a world where imagination becomes reality, ordinary people gain the power to change the world--whether they should or not.

For five days, the sky turned amethyst--and the limits of human imagination disappeared.
Across the globe, scientists, engineers, and amateurs alike began achieving impossible breakthroughs. Ordinary people became capable of extraordinary inventions, reshaping the world in ways no one could predict or control.
Three years later, the LAPD's Mad Scientist Division is left to deal with the consequences. Sergeant Esmerelda Villanueva and her rookie partner Jack Mantle are tasked with containing a constant stream of incidents involving rogue technology, unstable experiments, and individuals who have pushed science far beyond its limits.
But as cases escalate and the line between innovation and danger disappears, it becomes clear that this new world isn't just chaotic--it's evolving.
An original graphic novel that blends science fiction, superhero storytelling, and police procedural with sharp humor and grounded characters, Super Science Vol. 1 explores what happens when discovery outpaces responsibility.

About the Author

Super Science was written and created by N. Alessandro K. (Nicholas Kalikow). Kalikow is a feature film writer, director, and producer; as well as a freelance photographer. In 2013 Kalikow wrote and directed the feature film Concrete Blondes, this was followed up in 2017 by Carter & June; both of which Kalikow describes as "heist comedies." Kalikow has also produced numerous features films and documentaries with subjects as wide ranging as binge drinking, healthcare, and the automobile. Kalikow divides his time between New York and Los Angeles. Kalikow cites The Venture Bros., The X-Files, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Dexter's Laboratory, Mad Men, Archer, The Kids In The Hall, and Mystery Science Theater 3000 as his major influences on this project.

M.K. Perker is an Eisner-nominated comic book creator whose work includes Todd, The Ugliest Kid On Earth (Image), Air (DC/Vertigo), Cairo (DC/Vertigo), The Unwritten (DC/Vertigo), Insomnia Cafe (Dark Horse), and others. His non-comic book work includes illustrations for New York Times, New Yorker, Wall Street Journal, BBC, and others. He is a member of the Society of Illustrators.