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In Cottons: The White Carrot, the second volume in Jim Pascoe and Heidi Arnhold's epic graphic novel trilogy, we are taken deeper into a rich fantasy world where art is both coveted and feared.For the rabbits of the Vale of Industry, cha is everything. It's the fuel that lights their homes, powers their factories, and makes modern life possible. But to Bridgebelle, cha means so much more. It's the vital ingredient she needs to make thokchas -- beautiful works of art that glow and transform, as if by magic.But Bridgebelle isn't the only one captivated by thokchas. Outside the Vale, the nefarious foxes have discovered the destructive power they hold. They plan use thokchas as the ultimate weapon in their age-old war against the rabbits. When the foxes attack, Bridgebelle is left with an impossible choice: make them a thokcha, or offer up her life.
About the Author
Jim Pascoe is a writer, designer, and an award-winning creative director. For the past 20 years, he has been generating, collaborating on, and executing creative ideas. His most recent work is the graphic novel series COTTONS, done in collaboration with artist Heidi Arnhold. The first two books -- The Secret of the Wind and The White Carrot -- are out now. His other comics credits include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Hellboy Animated, and the original series Undertown - which was originally published by Tokyopop, put out as a special edition by Scholastic, and distributed by Universal Press Syndicate to over 50 newspapers worldwide. He is the co-author of the crime fiction novel By the Balls (written with Tom Fassbender and illustrated by Paul Pope) , which launched the cult publishing house UglyTown and was rereleased in 2013 in a deluxe 15th anniversary edition. Part of the original founding team of the entertainment advertising agency The Refinery, Jim Pascoe has worked on campaigns for every major Hollywood studio. He and his team have won multiple Clio Awards. He was also the creative director/producer on Disney/ABC Cable Network Group's interactive television program JETIX Cards Live, which won a 2004 Emmy Award (Outstanding Achievement in Advanced Media Technology) . He lives in Los Angeles, where he drinks coffee, sleeps very little, and believes in magic.
