Wandering Koala challenges the Scientific Method (Black & White) 1 [Kindle Edition]

Jeff Thomason (Author), Jeff Thomason CE (Illustrator)

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He’s done it! Brent Jakes has discovered the Unified Field Theory, the Holy Grail of Physics! It will provide unlimited energy, new medical breakthroughs, and other advances only dreamed of before. There’s just one on catch: it’ll cost three men their careers, and they've vowed to prevent it at all costs. Science is not immune to the corruption of greed and politics. Only the intervention of a silent wanderer can stop them...

Product Details

• Format: Kindle Edition
• File Size: 2634 KB
• Publisher: Jatce Studios; First Kindle edition (February 2, 2011)
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services
• Language: English
• ASIN: B004LZ55G4
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• Lending: Enabled
• Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,688 Free in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Free in Kindle Store)
  • #2 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Fiction > Genre Fiction > Comics & Graphic Novels > Graphic Novels > Science Fiction

More About the Author

Jeff Thomason is the creator of the Cully Koala comic strip and the Wandering Koala tales. He has published two novels, illustrated two children's books, provided covers for over a dozen titles, and written and drawn numerous comic books.

Jeff's dream has always been to be a rock star. Unfortunately, he can't sing, he can't dance, and he doesn't look good in tight leather pants. So he decided to pursue his second dream and become a writer and artist.

When he isn't working on his own creations, he also provides graphic design and web development for companies all over the country including Community Care; Southwest Specialty Foods, Inc.; World Prayer Room; Le Ritz Hotel & Suites; Big H Products, Inc; Galaxy Southwest; Mega Corporation; Members' Auto Center; The Arizona Group; Jefferson School District 251; Double Your Decompression; the American Back Pain Association; the American Academy of Pediatrics; Playground Hound, LLC; the Idaho Perinatal Project; Arizona Pain & Wellness Centers; and many others.

You can see more of his work at www.SkyFitsJeff.com.

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2.0 out of 5 stars Not much to it., December 23, 2011

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Sam Wicked (Spook City,Arkansas) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Wandering Koala challenges the Scientific Method (Black & White) 1 (Kindle Edition)

I had never heard of this author or series when i downloaded this but it turned out to be ok. It's really short but it has potential . You wont be missing anything special by skipping this read but its short enough to give a chance if your looking for something free.

4.0 out of 5 stars An Interesting Preview..., August 28, 2011

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This review is from: Wandering Koala challenges the Scientific Method (Black & White) 1 (Kindle Edition)

For decades, physicists have been attempting to discover the "unified field theory", linking Newtonian and quantum physics. Now, from out of nowhere, some guy promises to rewrite the book on physics - and the scientific community is none-too-happy about it. What happens next? Who knows? That's the danger in downloading a free "part 1" comic. :)

Author/illustrator Jeff Thomason has created a well-written, mostly well-drawn (the detail in some of the panels was confusing) story - with lots of questions. The cliffhanger that gets resolved, this reader imagines, in Part 2, and the opening sequence, which hints at things as yet unexplained.

So, where to go from here? Turns out that Jeff Thomason is a confusingly prolific guy. Besides several other Wandering Koala and nonrelated tales, you can choose from Wandering Koala vs. The Scientific Method, Part 2 or, if you prefer a detailed novelization, The Scientific Method: a Wandering Koala tale.

If you like comics, and you're a little on the nerdy side, you could do worse than get this FREE comic. Don't be fooled by the file size - it's short, just graphic heavy. The images don't scale, and the font is a little small, which might be hard on some people's eyes, but it's pretty typical of comic book font.