Emily Edison
Emily Edison by David Hopkins, published by Viper Comics in 2006, is a graphic novel that presents an engaging narrative centered around a young girl navigating her unique, action-packed life. With 139 pages, this edition explores Emily’s experiences as she balances her existence between two dimensions, stemming from her father’s extraordinary encounter with a parallel universe through a nuclear-powered vacuum cleaner.
Readers will find a blend of humor and adventure as Emily juggles the challenges of teenage life, including homework, crushes, and school events, all while dealing with the complexities of her inter-dimensional background. The story delves into themes of family dynamics and personal growth, as Emily faces the looming threat of a jealous grandfather intent on disrupting her life. This graphic novel captures the essence of superhero adventures while addressing relatable adolescent issues, making it a captivating read for fans of comics and graphic novels.
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Emily Edison leads an action packed, double-dimensional life. Her dad is a super genius appliance repairman, who opened a portal with his nuclear powered vacuum cleaner. After stepping through it, he met, fell in love with, and married Emily’s would be mother from another dimension. They had Emily and lived happily for a few years. However, these inter-dimensional romances never last, and Emily’s parents divorced. Since then, Emily has divided her time between two worlds. Her hectic teenage life is becoming a blur- homework, slumber parties, unrequited crushes, school dances, and on top of all that: A jealous alterverse grandfather, who hopes to bring her home by destroying the earth. Reality hangs in the peril, and Emily must use her other worldly powers to save the planet she calls home in the ultimate interdimensional custody battle.
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