Lost Cactus The First Treasury

Lost Cactus The First Treasury by John Hopkins is a unique anthology published by Hopart Publishing on March 9, 2016. This edition features 196 pages of content in English, presenting a collection of over 170 comic strips alongside an eclectic mix of science fiction short stories, witty essays, and conceptual artwork. The book lampoons the shadowy government world through the lens of the Lost Cactus comic strip, inviting readers into a vividly designed universe filled with humor and intrigue.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of content that includes interactive quizzes, artist commentary, and trivia related to the comic strips. The narrative centers around the Lost Cactus National Laboratory and its colorful cast, including Bentley the Bee and Ty the Dinosaur, as they navigate a world reminiscent of Area-51. This anthology not only showcases the comic strips but also reflects John Hopkins’ original perspective on technology, current events, and pop culture, making it a multifaceted exploration of humor and science fiction.
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The Lost Cactus comic strip is laugh-out-loud cartoon lampooning the shadowy government world that operates beyond the realm of public knowledge.
Lost Cactus – The First Treasury, is an Independent Publisher Silver Medal Award-Winning ‘enhanced-reader’ anthology. ‘Enhanced-reader’ describes John Hopkins’ groundbreaking approach to expanding the Lost Cactus comic strip’s shared universe. In addition to over 170 3-panel and Sunday Lost Cactus comics, this first-in-a-series of beautifully printed full-color treasuries contains an eclectic mix of science fiction short stories, witty essays, and conceptual artwork joined by a plethora of related trivia, artist commentary, and interactive quizzes. This framework is woven together into this vividly designed comic strip anthology.
ABOUT THE LOST CACTUS COMIC STRIP:
The Lost Cactus National Laboratory and Testing Facility – the namesake of the comic strip – evokes the intrigue of Area-51, with its sun-faded structures, Quonset huts, and hangars set against a colorful Southwestern desert landscape. The heart and soul of the comic strip’s cast are the spunky Bentley the Bee and his quick-witted sidekick, Ty the Dinosaur. They are both genetic mutants created in the laboratory of Doc, the mysterious scientist and founder of Lost Cactus. General Fox is the befuddled base administrator; Penny is the all-too-popular Chief Medical Officer, and Professor Otto is the eccentric base psychiatrist. Sammy is an accident-prone ground squirrel who owes his anthropomorphic traits to an irradiated acorn. Cato the Alien is Doc’s out-of-this-world science advisor. A panoply of lab rats, clone zombies, cacti, lizards, celebrities, and politicians make guest appearances throughout the strips.
John Hopkins’ distinctly original perspective on ever-evolving technologies, current events, and pop culture – blended with his keen interest in science fiction, conspiracy theories, paranormal, and urban myths – provide the grist for the comic strips, stories, and essays that are Lost Cactus. So sit back and enjoy your trip to Lost Cactus, and if you feel compelled to don a tinfoil hat, don’t worry, you won’t be the first.
To discover more top-secret information about the Lost Cactus comic strip, visit www.lostcactus.com.
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