Spooky Season Shoutout
I entered a Wildwood art competition I’m NOT ALLOWED to win… via Jazza
While maybe not “spooky,” it does deal with a magical forest. Plus, Jazza’s artwork is pretty awesome.
Jeff Week Infinity Comic (2026)
Jeff the Shark and Ken the Kraken return for more hilarious shenanigans in Jeff Week Infinity Comic (2026). This time the pair gets hold of a ray gun that can turn anything into Jeff. It’s all fun and games until an Avenger gets hit.
The comic retained the “simple” art style and family-friendly vibes from the previous books. The issues are fairly short. I read one in about two minutes.
Jeff and Ken are still adorable. The comic is still funny and bright. Great for younger audiences.
The plot isn’t difficult to follow or understand. It is a nice “one-and-done” story. (Maybe more if Jeff has anything to say about it.)
Joe Rover Books
Genre: Soft sci-fi urban fantasy
Audience: 13+ middle grade, young adult, clean
- Cyberpunk, retro-future vibes, twisted tropes, shared universe
- Werewolves, superhumans, alien invaders, time travel
- Portal fantasy, magical technology, megacorp shenanigans, epic adventures
Books available at Amazon and Kindle Unlimited.
My main problem was that the issues were too short; however, since there isn’t much in the way of speech, it makes sense that you wouldn’t want 50 pages of slapstick. That much silliness can get annoying.
Jeff Week (2026) gets a 4/5. It was fun, silly, and cute, but I wouldn’t read it again. However, I would read Jeff Week (2027)
Until the next wormhole…thanks for reading!
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