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Who Framed Roger Rabbit
The story of a man, a woman and a rabbit, in a triangle of trouble.
The Second Edition of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, the novel by Martin Noble, adapted from the screenplay by Jeffrey Price and Peter Seaman of Robert Zemeckis’s truly groundbreaking motion picture, produced by Robert Watts and Frank Marshall and executive produced by Steven Spielberg and based on Gary K. Wolf's book Who Censored Roger Rabbit?
It’s 1947 and Roger Rabbit has a The leading cartoon bunny star in Toontown, Hollywood, is being framed for the murder of Marvin the Gag King who was caught playing pattycake with Roger’s shapely Toon wife, Jessica Rabbit (“I’m not bad – I’m just drawn that way”).
But when Jessica turns to whiskey-drinking private dick Eddie Valiant to uncover the truth and save her rabbit, Eddie has to face his own past – as well as his deadly nemesis, Judge Doom.
“A complex, beautiful work of art” – New York Newsday
The Second Edition of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, the novel by Martin Noble, adapted from the screenplay by Jeffrey Price and Peter Seaman of Robert Zemeckis’s truly groundbreaking motion picture, produced by Robert Watts and Frank Marshall and executive produced by Steven Spielberg and based on Gary K. Wolf's book Who Censored Roger Rabbit?
It’s 1947 and Roger Rabbit has a The leading cartoon bunny star in Toontown, Hollywood, is being framed for the murder of Marvin the Gag King who was caught playing pattycake with Roger’s shapely Toon wife, Jessica Rabbit (“I’m not bad – I’m just drawn that way”).
But when Jessica turns to whiskey-drinking private dick Eddie Valiant to uncover the truth and save her rabbit, Eddie has to face his own past – as well as his deadly nemesis, Judge Doom.
“A complex, beautiful work of art” – New York Newsday
246 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 14, 2025
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