Everyday Hero Machine Boy

“The anime-inspired blend of martial arts, sfdystopia, and cosmic fantasy is energized by high-octane action and characterexpression…Good, weird fun that middle-grade readers will adore.” –Booklist“Full of action, heart and a surprising amountof spaghetti–what more could you want?” —GABRIELA EPSTEIN (TheBaby-Sitters Club, Danny Phantom)“A boon for the misfits, screwballs, weirdos,outsiders, newcomers, and nonconformists. If you’ve ever felt like you don’tcheck the right boxes, like you don’t belong, or like you aren’t good enough-andwho hasn’t?-Everyday Hero Machine Boy is for you.” —KELLY SUE DeCONNICK(Pretty Deadly, Captain Marvel)“Astro Boy meets The Iron Giant, a sweet, funny,action-packed story for every sci-fi loving young reader!” —FAITH ERIN HICKS(The Nameless City Trilogy, Avatar: The Last Airbender)

Irma Kniivila is a Toronto-based cartoonist and illustrator. She is the co-creator of Skybound Entertainment’s EVERYDAY HERO MACHINE BOY.

Irma has worked with Penguin Random House, Marvel, Boom! Studios and IDW, and her illustration work has appeared in The Globe and Mail, Reader’s Digest, and The Walrus, among others.

Tri Vuong is a comic artist and writer based out of Toronto, Canada. He is the co-creator of Skybound Entertainment’s EVERYDAY HERO MACHINE BOY as well as the creator of the popular webcomics The Strange Tales of Oscar Zahn, and Anchovie Akyama.

His list of clients include Ubisoft, Koei, Capybara Games, Editions Dupuis, Line Webtoon, and Corus Entertainment. When not making comics, Tri enjoys writing his author’s bio.