A stranger in Boobrewville
Pour Boy can’t explain himself. He has no voice. That leaves plenty of room for his neighbors to explain him to each other. The first volume begins in their crooked little town, where even the moon seems to be watching the street.
Take a look inside
In the first page below, the rooftops crowd around the square. Follow the lightning down to the little houses. Before Pour Boy appears, you already know how many windows he’ll have to walk past.
Step into the ring
Earl Grey’s traveling Rite of Cups offers a place among fortune tellers and performers. It also puts a stranger in charge of what happens next. The graphic novel is where to meet the troupe for the first time.
