Grimm Space | Frank Martin Author

Jack & the NAV Unit

As a mechanic aboard the galactic courier ship the Beanstalk, Jack has a hard time letting go of robots. Even the broken ones. So when a P1-Nocchio model won't stop thinking it's a real person, Jack is forced to sell it at a space station bazaar. He doesn't, though. Jack trades it instead for a mysterious navigation unit with star charts to deep, unknown space. Jack hopes the NAV unit will bring him opportunity, but the crew of the Beanstalk find trouble of gigantic proportions.

Jack & the NAV Unit is now available from Scout Comics.

P1-Nocchio

Previously in Grimm Space, P1-Nocchio was a robot traded away because of a faulty sentience module, always believing himself to be a real boy. Luckily, he wound up on a merchant ship run by a lonely man named Petto. The two of them got along great, and Petto was beginning to think of P1-Nocchio like a son. But the robot believed Petto would never think of him as family unless he became a real boy, so that's exactly what P1-Nocchio plans to do.

P1-Nocchio is now available from Scout Comics.

The Golden Flying Thingie

Previously in Grimm Space, the crew of the Beanstalk traveled to uncharted space, where they stole a large golden egg from an alien ship. The crew celebrated the unexpected score over a meal when the egg began to crack. A golden creature hatches from the egg and attacks the Beanstalk crew in a panic, causing the ship to crash on a backwater planet. Now stranded, the crew makes a deal with a local king to track down the creature so that they can repair their ship and continue on their way.

Three Little Piglians

After escaping the planet they were stranded on, the crew of the Beanstalk received a distress call from the Mayor of Piglia. With his brick house destroyed, the Mayor urged Zeke, the Beanstalk's security officer, for help. Zeke arrives on the planet and finds out how and why the Mayor's home fell down. But he's not alone. The Galactic Confederacy has sent their top investigator, Shelley Holmes, to assist in uncovering the mystery. Unfortunately, the brilliant detective isn't known for playing well with others.

Cinder-Ella

Shelley Holmes is the best detective in the galaxy. After solving the mystery of who knocked down the Mayor's brick house on Piglia, Holmes is on her way home when she's contacted by her superior, Captain Huuk. He diverts her ship to the palace of Prince Char-Ming, who needs the detective's help finding the enigmatic owner of a lost glass slipper.

The Monkey King's Crown

Monkey King was off-world, attending a party at Prince Char-Ming's palace. But he notices something isn't right when he returns home. His own palace is firing upon his ship! Has Monkey been dethroned? Or was he never really a worthy king in the first place? Either way, he's determined to fight and reclaim his crown.