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by Paul Tobin (Author)
Last Kids on Earth meets Goosebumps in this monster mash of a series featuring all your favorite creatures going head-to-head in epic battles.
So far in the Versus Universe, we've seen what happens in a fight between a vampire and a werewolf as well as a mummy and a ghost. This time, we'll see who wins when it's my zombie vs your closet monster. Trainers Joon and Tradd are ready to claim a Versus victory with a zombie unlike any you've seen before. With a mind for strategy, this monster doesn't need to go hunting for brains-he has plenty of his own. But will the brainy brawler be any match for what lurks in the shadows behind your closet door? Lilly and Amos's closet monster has stepped out of your nightmares and onto the battlefield, and hiding under the covers won't stop him this time. Will the zombie fall apart?Is the monster in your closet nothing more than a bad dream?
Find out who will win when the undead goes up against your worst nightmare in the third installment of the epic Versus Universe! This series is perfect for:
- Video-game fans who want an action-packed read
- Graphic novel readers who love humor and fast-paced storytelling
- Kids who want simple, fun books
Author Biography
Paul Tobin is a medium- height writer in Portland, Oregon. He's written all the major superheroes as well as video game tie-ins like his critically acclaimed Witcher comics and New York Times bestselling Plants vs. Zombies graphic novels. He's also the author of the Eisner-nominated Colder series, the Bunny Mask series, the Hulu optioned A Calculated Man series, and his all-time favorite project, the multiple Eisner award-winning Bandette, which he worked on with his wife, illustrator Colleen Coover. In addition to Bandette, he's worked with Colleen on their Wrassle Castle series of MG graphic novels and Heart Acres. Other projects include the Genius Factor series and a stack of Angry Birds comics taller than the feistiest chihuahua. Paul enjoys playing video games, watching soccer (go Portland Thorns!), and running through thunderstorms while pretending he's controlling the elements. Despite his vast and undeniable genius, he's a very humble man who puts on his pants just like everybody else: one arm at a time.
