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Grease Monkey #[nn]

Jan 2006 · Tor Books · 27.95 USD; 37.95 CAD
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“Art Lovers”
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A collection of Tim Eldred's acclaimed science fiction series, originally serialized online, following a young human engineer and his alien partner as they navigate life aboard a massive starship. This trade paperback gathers the complete story, blending coming-of-age themes with detailed worldbuilding and a focus on interspecies friendship.

In "Art Lovers," Tim Eldred delivers a poignant tale of sacrifice and first contact, centered on Peffard, a lone survivor adrift in the wreckage of Earth after an alien attack. As his damaged ship drifts through the void, Peffard’s quiet act of mercy toward an uninvited stranger becomes a turning point in humanity’s fate—without ever knowing if his choice will be enough. The story, written and illustrated by Tim Eldred with full creative control over both interior and cover, unfolds with a quiet intensity that lingers long after the final page.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Tim Eldred · cover Tim Eldred

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Robin reads of the aftermath of Earth's devastation by alien attack. Peffard was trapped outside his small spacecraft, which was too badly damaged for re-entry to an Earth that for all the crew knew was now lifeless. As Peffard prayed, another ship appeared, but without signaling Peffard's ship. As his crew prepared to attack and seize the stranger, Peffard interposed himself between the two vessels to protect the strangers from his own crew. His act of honor moved the Benefactors to judge humanity worthy, and intervene to save them.

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