Spider-Ham Hollywood May-Ham!

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Legendary director Alfred Peacock has acquired the rights to bring Spider-Hams spectacular story to the silver screen. Theres only one, itsy-bitsy problem: Spider-Ham didnt sell those rights and Peacock is getting the origin all wrongmaking our hero out to be a monstrous menace! Once he catches wind of the perilous production, Peter Porker uses his Daily Beagle connections to secure on-set credentials, where he not so subtly tries to improve the films depiction of his alter ego and fix all the continuity errors in the movie. Behind the scenes, Porker soon discovers that some very shady characters are bankrolling the entire operation, in a bid to convince the residents of New Yolk City that their porcine protector is a threat who must be eliminated. Now, Spider-Ham must face down an army of ninja production assistants and some truly shoddy CGI to prevent this box-office bomb from blowing up his reputation! Will everyone's favourite pig clear his name Or is this porky protector headed for the cutting room floor

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Praise for Hollywood May-Ham

"An amusing graphic novel for younger or reluctant readers and one that should have a lot of popular appeal on school or library shelves." -- Kirkus

Praise for Great Power, No Responsibility

"Filled with color and energy... The cartoony art style and visual gags will keep even the most reluctant readers entertained." -- School Library Journal

"Fun and will get younger readers turning pages." -- Kirkus

"A perfect pick for younger fans of Marvel's Spider-Verse." -- Booklist

Author Bio

Steve Foxe is the author of more than fifty comics and children's books for properties including Pokmon, Batman, Transformers, Adventure Time, Steven Universe, and Grumpy Cat. He lives in Queens with his partner and their dog, who is named after a cartoon character. Find out more at stevefoxe.com.

Shadia Amin is a Colombian cartoonist and illustrator based in Savannah, Georgia. She graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) with a bachelor's degree in sequential art, minoring in illustration. She later earned her master's degree in sequential art, also from SCAD. Her art aims to capture the fun of superheroes, fantasy, and life itself, and her works include Shiny Misfits, Spider-Ham, Aggretsuko, and Olive & Popeye. She has also contributed to anthologies like Alloy: Electrum and Votes for Women: The Battle for the 19th Amendment. Shadia is also a teacher, and when she is not working, she can be found cooking, playing video games, or spending time with her husband, dogs, and cat. Find her online at shadiaminart.com.