Insects in Comics. Volume 4

The fourth volume of the wildly stunning and mind-blowing series "Insects in Comics" introduces us to a new main character—the stick insect. Not just one, but the entire leading trio of the most popular representatives of the order Phasmatodea—stick insects (just relax! These "ghosts" may be wild, but they are quite charming). It even offers to invite any of them over for a visit—to give them shelter, warmth, and food. Why not? "We live quietly, peacefully, and don’t disturb anyone. We eat moderately, and we don’t make much noise... We are simply ideal companions!"—assure us the stick insects through the voices of Christophe Kaznov, François Vodarzac, and Cosby, the writers and illustrator of the series. So take a closer look at these camouflage geniuses: perhaps one of the six-legged wonders (leaves? branches?) will charm you so much that you’ll want to rush to the pet store! However—as they say, it's not just stick insects, so on the pages of the new volume you'll find: a cunning panda ant (which, in fact, is neither a panda nor an ant), a thieving scorpionfly (which has no relation to scorpions), a gluttonous golden-eyed fly (only in childhood! Later, no-no!), a no less gluttonous linguist (who eats for ten even in adulthood), an adorable (caution: looks can be deceiving!) nut weevil, a sociable (and here everything is fair) grain fly... As well as a purple carpenter bee, a crimson firefly, a water scorpion, and, of course—of course!—the main stars of the entire series: a fly and an ant. You've already missed them, haven't you?