Synopsis
C’mon, grab your friends and return to Ooo for the continuing (new) adventures of best buds Finn and Jake!
Determined to find the Enchiridion for Computer Princess and prove himself a true hero (and not just some adventurin’ kid), Finn, alongside his pal Jake, returns to the Computer Kingdom to get to the bottom of its whereabouts—but as secrets are brought to light, Finn and Jake find themselves drifting farther and farther apart . . . directly into the waiting clutches of two of the most fearsome and chaotic entities in all of Ooo: GOLB and the LICH. Can Finn and Jake really prove they’re friends to the end? Will the two be able to stand up to the totally not mathematical might of these malicious . . . er, adversaries? Will this editor ever be able to conquer alliteration?!
Written and drawn by Annie-nominated designer for TV and feature animation Nick Winn, highlighting a host of talented artists and featuring backup stories by Adventure Time alum Derek Ballard (Cartoonshow), this Adventure Time series is one you won’t want to miss!
Collects issues #5–8 of Adventure Time (2025)!
About the Author
Nick Winn is a comic artist/animator living in Los Angeles, California, with his wife, his brother and their tiny dog, Drizzy Bizzy. He loves writing and drawing comics about love, longing, faith, and all things sci-fi. Video game music gets him working, but bossa nova winds him down.
Kenzie Bugg is a storyboard artist who has worked on shows like Tuca and Bertie, Jessica's Big Little World, and more. Her work is heavily influenced by vintage sci-fi, childhood nostalgia, milky colors, and friendly creatures. In her free time, she likes designing clothing, trying new crafts, and laying on the floor with her cat, Mango. She has a huge love for comics and was heavily inspired by Adventure Time growing up.
Beck Kubrick is a writer, cartoonist from Manchester, UK. Their work has been described as “Sylvia Plath meets Peanuts” (Bond, 2023) and are known for their “dark humor and knowing wit” (Oliver, 2023). Their most recent short, Don';t Worry, I Die at the End, was voted Best One Shot in Broken Frontier';s 2023 awards. Beck';s self published debut, Coby, Alone was just shy of 1,000 percent funded via Kickstarter and received nominations for the MICE shorts award and Broken Pencil';s comic awards. They have worked with Mad Cave Studios, Cartoon Network, and Oni Press. Their upcoming work includes two unannounced graphic novels. In their free time, they like thinking about the apocalypse.
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