Time Buddies

The Time Buddies are back with a brand-new set of time-jumping adventures in this hilarious graphic novel from Epic!

Hoot and Bentley know the most important rule of time travel: Don’t mess with history—especially your own history! Still, a quick trip can be hard to resist when you really, really need to ask your future self an important question—or get your grandpa the coolest birthday gift ever. But after a visit to the roaring (or were they mooing?) twenties, a groovy trip to the disco era, and an adventure in the world of Sherlock Holmes, our favorite partners-in-time have to face facts: Mistakes they made millennia ago have followed them home!

About The Author

Marcie Colleen is the author of numerous books for kids including: Penguinaut!, The Bear’s Garden, Survivor Tree, and the Super Happy Party Bears chapter book series. She enjoys reading, running, watching baseball, and eating ice cream–although not all at the same time! Marcie lives in San Diego with her husband and a beloved herd of stuffed animals. Visit her at www.thisismarciecolleen.com.

Stephanie Cooke is an award-nominated writer and editor based out of Toronto, Canada. When she’s not writing, reading, or coming up with cringe-worthy puns, she can be found curled up with her snuggly cat…that she is very allergic to. Her graphic novels, Oh My Gods! and ParaNorthern are out now. Find out more about her by visiting stephaniecooke.ca.

Steven Scott is an Eisner Award-winning co-author of the New York Times bestselling graphic memoir They Called Us Enemy and has been writing comics since 2010. Having grown up a military brat, he has lived all over the U.S., spent his youth in Australia, and currently resides in Canada.

Nick Murphy is a filmmaker and co-hosts “Continue?,” a YouTube gaming comedy series. He co-wrote the children’s comic, Cosmic Pizza Party, with his writing/producing partner, Paul Ritchey. They have also written on the Epic! Originals series Cat Ninja, Time Buddies, Creepy Cafetorium, and Master Hamster Super Science. Nick enjoys being color-blind, the ’80s, time travel, and Star Wars. He lives in Philadelphia with his wife, artist Rebecca Chewning, and their awesome son, Desmond, who both enjoy not being color-blind.

Paul Ritchey is a filmmaker and Web Host living in Philadelphia. He hosts Continue?, a weekly gaming comedy show. He also performs on Pretend Friends, an actual-play tabletop role-playing show. Paul is so fast that his moves are beyond human recognition. Some question his quickness, but that is only because his speed is so beyond human recognition that he appears to be standing still.

Eduardo Medeiros is a comic book author well known for his acidic humor and unique art style. Eduardo has several books published in Brazil and the United States, including: Mondo Urbano (OniPress/Mino), Sopa de Salsicha (Cia das Letras), Marvel Strange Tales (Marvel), Gotham Academy (DC Comics), Open Bar (OniPress), Joker 80th (DC Comics), Funny Creek (Dark Horse), and Roderick (ComiXology Originals).