Moon Princesses and Space Monsters Coloring Book – Color the heroes, princesses, and villains who inspire science fiction! There’s an endless world beyond the horizon; one that has seen the heroic deeds of champions, relied upon the confident leadership of Moon Princesses, and battled with the dastardly space monsters and villains of old.
In this exclusive coloring book created by acclaimed artist M. Patrick Duggan, you’ll adventure through 30 stunning Art Nouveau and Art Deco-inspired illustrations celebrating the Golden Age of science fiction in glorious, color-ready detail!
A one-of-a-kind story of exploration, heroism, and heinous bad guys, this coloring book for adults and kids follows Star Captain Steve and his friends as they battle the forces of evil and adventure into galaxies far and wide.
Great for men, women, and children of all ages, this fun coloring book has something for everyone. More importantly, it’s a great way to explore the cosmos, relieve stress, share in an adventure with a loved one, and experience the throwback, vintage science fiction stories we all know and enjoy.
Here are just a few reasons why Moon Princesses and Space Monsters is the best coloring book for lovers of science fiction:
- It includes 30 highly-detailed, beautifully crafted pieces to color.
- You’ll enjoy coloring Star Captain Steve, Moon Princesses, villains, and more.
- The age-appropriate drawings and diverse characters make it great for everyone.
- Each page provides intricate line work to truly make each page wholly unique.
- The stylized pictures are being shared exclusively by M. Patrick Duggan.
- You’ll love the relaxing feel of creating your own colorful piece!
Pick up your own copy of Moon Princesses and Space Monsters today and start coloring alone, with your kids, or with family and start sharing a colorful space adventure like never before.
M. Patrick Duggan is a writer and cartoonist. He has worked as an illustrator, colorist, or writer on several comic books, magazines, and novels-including Disney Adventures, The Tick, Foodang, The Dark, Green Lantern, Fantastic Four, Clown With A Gun, The Lemming, Bunny & Turtle, The Man Named Elinor, NUOS, Atomic Clown, Atomic Men, and LA: Heaven and Hell-and drawn storyboards for The Tick, DinoTrux, Doug, King of the Hill, Astrid Strudelman, and The Wild Thornberries. In addition, he has drawn many merchandising pieces from trading cards to toy cover artwork for major franchises, including Harry Potter, DC Comics Heroes, and more. M. Patrick is a proud nerd with profound opinions about Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Mythology, Star Wars, Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, and... yes... The West Wing. Rumor has it the Sorting Hat put him in Hufflepuff. He's not sure what to think about that.
