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Doug TenNapel

Author of Ghostopolis

39+ Works 3,172 Members 167 Reviews 3 Favorited

About the Author

Image credit: Doug TenNapel. Photo by flickr user "5 of 7"

Series

Works by Doug TenNapel

Ghostopolis (2010) 731 copies
Cardboard (2012) 535 copies
Bad Island (2011) 441 copies
Tommysaurus Rex (2004) 278 copies
Creature Tech (2002) 215 copies
Escape from the Lizzarks (2015) 196 copies
Iron West (2006) 114 copies
The Rise of Herk (Nnewts #2) (2016) 102 copies
Gear (1998) 75 copies
Earthboy Jacobus (2005) 66 copies
Monster Zoo (2008) 61 copies
Power Up (2009) 51 copies
Flink (2007) 43 copies
Black Cherry (2007) 41 copies

Associated Works

Flight, Volume Two (2005) — Contributor — 666 copies
Axe Cop, Vol. 1 (2010) — Illustrator — 188 copies

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Common Knowledge

Canonical name
TenNapel, Doug
Birthdate
1966
Gender
male
Nationality
USA
Places of residence
Denair, California, USA

Members

Reviews

 
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BooksInMirror | 27 other reviews | Feb 19, 2024 |
With a plot reminiscent of Gremlins and a visual style familiar to anyone who played the video game classic Earthworm Jim, this is a fun read. No real surprises, and it seems like a character has to stop and reflect every fifth page, but it's nice to see the three character arcs progress.

A perfectly fine young adult graphic novel.
 
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ChrisRiesbeck | 27 other reviews | Jun 22, 2023 |
It is Cam's birthday, and his widower father is out of a job and cannot afford a present. The best he can acquire is a cardboard box that a mysterious man sells him, on certain conditions. Father and son get to work, and make a robot from the cardboard. The robot comes to life.

Cam wants more, but there is not enough cardboard, so his dad invents a cardboard gadget to make more magic cardboard. That's fine until the bully next door gets involved.

This is an imaginative and exciting story, with a graphic style that adds a considerable sense of pace and action. It has its sensitive moments as well, without being sappy. Highly recommended.… (more)
 
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gjky | 27 other reviews | Apr 9, 2023 |

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Statistics

Works
39
Also by
2
Members
3,172
Popularity
#8,055
Rating
3.8
Reviews
167
ISBNs
98
Languages
7
Favorited
3

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