Dirty Deeds #1 - by Carrow Brown (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

The crew of the Dirty Deeds finally found a way to lay low--by doing one good deed. It goes about as well as you'd expect. Dirty Deeds #1, from Carrow Brown.

When a rogue wormhole drops three stranded astronauts into their path, the crew of the Dirty Deeds sees a rare chance to lie low from the law: help the strays get home. But navigating unstable star-rings, hostile forces, and constant in-fighting turns a simple good deed into the kind of trouble this crew can never seem to avoid.

A fast, funny space-opera adventure with a found-family crew at its heart--the launch of the Dirty Deeds corner of the Rippaverse, far from Florespark and out among the stars.

The first issue of Dirty Deeds, written by Carrow Brown--the front door to a series that continues in Dirty Deeds #2 and connects to the prose novel Dirty Deeds: Jailbreak. For collectors, the first appearance of the crew and the sentient ship at the center of it all.

Carrow Brown is a writer and editor working across comics and speculative fiction. At Rippaverse Publishing, she serves as a key creative contributor, writing multiple titles including Yaira (with Eric July), Dirty Deeds, Twin Tricks, Saoirse, Fontaino, Smuggler's Stitch, and the Rippaverse novel Dirty Deeds: Jailbreak, while also helping shape story development and editorial direction across the line. Her work blends action-driven storytelling with strong character focus, often exploring themes of identity, consequence, and resilience.

About the Author

Carrow Brown is a writer and editor working across comics and speculative fiction. At Rippaverse Publishing, she serves as a key creative contributor, writing multiple titles including Yaira (with Eric July), Dirty Deeds, Twin Tricks, Saoirse, Fontaino, Smuggler's Stitch, and the Rippaverse novel Dirty Deeds: Jailbreak, while also helping shape story development and editorial direction across the line. Her work blends action-driven storytelling with strong character focus, often exploring themes of identity, consequence, and resilience.