Barb the Last Berzerker Collection (Boxed Set) - by Dan Abdo & Jason Patterson & Dan & Jason (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

Barb must rescue her fellow Berzerkers with the help of her trusty yeti pal Porkchop in these first three adventures in the uproarious middle grade graphic novel series perfect for fans of Dav Pilkey's Dog Man--available together for the first time in a paper-over-board boxed set!

Barb is a Berzerker, one of a group of warriors sworn to protect the land of Bailiwick from the scourge of monsters that plagues it. But the fearsome crew seem to have met their match in the nefarious Witch Head. Using power from his magical sword, he tricked the Zerks and took them captive. Only Barb was able to escape--and she took Witch Head's Shadow Blade with her.

Now it's up to Barb to free her fellow warriors so they can stop Witch Head from taking over Bailiwick. On the way, she'll battle vampire goat fiends, snot goblins, and a giant with serious foot odor issues (but don't mention that to him--he's very sensitive about it). Luckily, she's got her best friend, Porkchop the yeti, to help her.

In a world torn apart by the war between the monsters and the Berzerkers, can the two sides come together to fight the ultimate evil that threatens them all? Maybe...with a little help from the smallest, fiercest, biggest-hearted Zerk of them all.

This action-packed paper-over-board boxed set includes:
Barb the Last Berzerker
Barb and the Ghost Blade
Barb and the Battle for Bailiwick

About the Author

For the past ten years, award-winning duo Dan Abdo and Jason Patterson have developed numerous animated campaigns, network TV and web series, and critically acclaimed commercial work. Their extensive portfolio has garnered them industry wide recognition, while their humorous sensibility and diverse skill set have landed them jobs for top global brands. Dan and Jason have set up properties at Twentieth Century Fox, Disney, and Nickelodeon as well as a feature animated film through Paramount Pictures. The well-versed storytellers have developed original content for a wide variety of platforms, including print (Nickelodeon Comics, The New Yorker), theater (Pilobolus), and digital.