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Zookeeper Volume Two: To Sacrifice One
Zookeeper Volume Two is the second installment of the continuing journey of John, a botanist fighting for survival in a world empty of humans. Hiding and hunted, John is shattered from his search for other survivors while staying one step ahead of his relentless pursuers. Haunted by guilt and wracked with fear, can John keep his head level long enough to survive his second game of lost and found? How much of one’s heart are they willing to sacrifice to save humanity’s soul ?
“Get up, old man. Your duty isn’t over yet. Not by a long shot. Consider your relentless search to be a reflection of your relentless nature. It is both our punishment and saving grace at the same time.” John, Zookeeper Graphic Novel Vol two
Zookeeper Volume Two is a 140-page dystopian graphic novel that is now available to buy. Click on the link below to get your copy of the next Zookeeper adventure.
“Get up, old man. Your duty isn’t over yet. Not by a long shot. Consider your relentless search to be a reflection of your relentless nature. It is both our punishment and saving grace at the same time.” John, Zookeeper Graphic Novel Vol two
Zookeeper Volume Two is a 140-page dystopian graphic novel that is now available to buy. Click on the link below to get your copy of the next Zookeeper adventure.
140 pages, Paperback
Published September 25, 2024
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January 18, 2025
A superb, heartfelt sequel.
I can’t put it better than the writer, Benjamin Morgan, puts it himself in the afterword where he hopes, ‘it lived up to your expectations without being what you expected.’
It does just that.
As John settles into his new life, the book adapts to his new challenges with a slightly different tone, but one that follows the first volume thematically and tonally without a hitch.
Artist Wolf Chi pulls out all the stops just like the first volume.
For an ‘Indie’ team, the depth of the work is what impresses me, with moments that be reread and re-examined, especially in volume two as it becomes more exploratory psychologically.
Don’t miss out. Read volume one, then two.
However long volume three takes, I can’t wait.
I can’t put it better than the writer, Benjamin Morgan, puts it himself in the afterword where he hopes, ‘it lived up to your expectations without being what you expected.’
It does just that.
As John settles into his new life, the book adapts to his new challenges with a slightly different tone, but one that follows the first volume thematically and tonally without a hitch.
Artist Wolf Chi pulls out all the stops just like the first volume.
For an ‘Indie’ team, the depth of the work is what impresses me, with moments that be reread and re-examined, especially in volume two as it becomes more exploratory psychologically.
Don’t miss out. Read volume one, then two.
However long volume three takes, I can’t wait.
January 17, 2025
Awesome continuation of the Zookeeper series, it really makes you think about the world and everything in it. Can't wait for volume 3
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