It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a ... deer?
Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy are back for a fourth book! This time, it's a curious case of mixed-up minds. When Frank the Deer suddenly switches brains with an eagle, the daring woodland duo put their heads together to find out who's responsible. Now available in stores.
Praise for Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy: As The Deer Flies:
"A rambunctious addition to a fun-filled series that will make even the most solemn reader crack a smile." -- Kirkus Reviews
Four Exciting Books
The series continues!
New in November 2021
Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy: As The Deer Flies
Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy are back again with a curious case of mixed-up minds. When Frank the Deer suddenly switches brains with an eagle, the daring woodland duo put their heads together to find out who's responsible.
But when the brain-boggling technology zaps Laser Moose himself, Rabbit Boy must battle his best friend in order to save him.
A crazy time-travel adventure
Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy: Time Trout
Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy need to deal with a time-traveling fish. Along the way, they confront old enemies, new enemies, future threats, and Laser Moose's own mysterious past. Get ready for an action thrill ride of time-bending fun!
The thrilling sequel
Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy: Disco Fever
Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy face a familiar foe, a terrifying new enemy, and the frightening possibility that lasers can’t solve everything in their biggest and most dangerous adventure yet.
An accident (involving a pine cone, a fish, and a truck delivering disco supplies) triggers a series of events that leads to the ultimate confrontation between Laser Moose and his nemesis Cyborgupine. And it’s a fight that Laser Moose can’t win with lasers. Especially when faced with a malevolent new enemy: a cute little chickadee.
The original graphic novel
Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy
Featuring three exciting stories. Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy take on aliens, a mutant fish-bear, and a mechanical squirrel. And Laser Moose's nemesis, the evil cyborg porcupine Cyborgupine.
Characters
Laser Moose
He's a moose that shoots lasers out of his eyes, and he's here to protect the forest from evil.
Rabbit Boy
Laser Moose's eternally optimistic sidekick. Always looking on the bright side.
Gus
The vegetarian wolf. Scary-looking, but actually quite friendly.
Frank
Not Laser Moose's biggest fan, but he's got his reasons.
Cyborgupine
This cyborg porcupine is Laser Moose's evil nemesis. Always plotting to destroy the forest. Or Laser Moose. Preferably both.
Doc
She has a talent for junk collection, quilting, and minor surgery.
Aliens
Visitors from another world. But what do they want from our world? Do they come in peace?
Aquabear
A toxic waste spill turns this mild-mannered bear into a crazed monster. Stay out of his way!
Evil Chickadee
Bad things happen when this cute little bird is around. But is he evil, or not?
Mechasquirrel
Cyborgupine's creation, a mechanical squirrel with the power to destroy the entire forest.
Trout
Fish, grasshopper enthusiast, and accidental time traveler.
What people are saying about Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy
- Kirkus Reviews
- Publishers Weekly
- Booklist
- The Bookshelf Gargoyle
- Daddy Mojo
- GeekDad
- The Bulletin of the Centre for Children's Books
- The Georgia Straight
With rampant whimsy and cheerful silliness, expect this to hit funny bones with laser accuracy.
It's goofy, off-kilter fun, ideal for fans of shows like Adventure Time and Steven Universe.
Middle grade readers who like their sci-fi and superhero stories zany, crazy, and with lots of ironic humor will enjoy these adventures.
A worthy Top Book of 2016 pick indeed, and I thoroughly recommend that you too pick up a copy...
Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy is easily one of the best graphic novels of the year.
It's a very silly book but quite entertaining
It's an odd concept, but an irresistible one; this is going to be a hit across a wide range of readers.
Truly funny... Big-hearted dotty fun
About the author
Doug Savage was raised by a pack of wild piano teachers in the largely moose-free forests of eastern Ontario. He's the creator of Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy and the popular comic Savage Chickens.
His influences include Charles Schulz, Steve Martin, Gary Larson, and Jim Henson.
Doug says cartooning is the best job ever and everyone should give it a try, especially kids. Visit dougsavage.com to learn more about how he works or to send him a message.
