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Megalomaniacs: The Invasion Begins

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'But what are Megalomaniacs?' we hear you cry. Well . . .

There are three things you need to know about Megalomaniacs:

- They are TERRORS from outer space!
- There are LOADS of them!
- They are TINY!

Bobbletown is under attack - from the cutest, silliest and zaniest alien invasion EVER! The super-powered Megalomaniacs have crash-landed, and they're going to do their very best to take over planet Earth! That is, if they don't get in each other's way first . . .

208 pages, Paperback

Published March 26, 2026

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Jamie Smart

78 books93 followers
Jamie Smart is a British comic artist and author best known for his 10-issue comic series Bear and his popular children's comic series Bunny vs Monkey running in the Phoenix magazine.

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June 22, 2026
Megalomaniacs: The Invasion Begins! is a fun, energetic graphic novel that delivers adventure, humor, and excitement in an accessible and engaging format.

The story embraces the strengths of visual storytelling, combining action-packed moments, imaginative concepts, and entertaining characters to create a reading experience that keeps pages turning. Its lively pace and sense of fun make it especially appealing to young readers who enjoy comic-style adventures filled with surprises and larger-than-life situations.

Overall, it’s a valuable read for middle-grade readers, graphic novel fans, comic enthusiasts, teachers, librarians, homeschooling families, and anyone looking for an entertaining adventure packed with humor, action, creativity, and excitement.
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May 13, 2026
One day someone will do something about the fact that those books keep getting linked to the wrong Jamie Smart
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