Agents of S.L.A.M.

"This brilliantly animated, wonderfully written comic is such a fun read! I loved it and highly recommend it." -- Rebecca Quinn aka Becky Lynch, Professional Wrestler

DING DING DING! Enter the wrestling ring in this all-new graphic novel from Wrapped Up creators Dave Scheidt and Scoot McMahon!

The Agents of S.L.A.M. aren't your average professional wrestlers. They're led by the fearless and famous Bruno Bravado and work for the president of the United States to protect people from all kinds of threats--both on Earth and in space! And they've just been joined by their newest recruit, Katie Jones, a twelve-year-old wrestling vlogger who just might know more about wrestling than the wrestlers themselves. S.L.A.M. will need Katie's knowledge and skills if they're going to keep protecting Earth, especially when their toughest rival challenges them!

Author: Dave Scheidt
Publisher: Oni Press
Published: 04/26/2022
Pages: 160
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.77lbs
Size: 9.04h x 6.11w x 0.37d
ISBN: 9781637150221
Audience: Ages 9-12

Review Citation(s):
School Library Journal 01/01/2022 pg. 73
Booklist 02/01/2022 pg. 39

About the Author
Dave Scheidt is a writer from Chicago, Illinois. When he's not making comic books, he enjoys eating pizza. He's the writer and co-creator of Wrapped Up with Scoot McMahon, and Mayor Good Boy with Miranda Harmon.

Scoot McMahon is a versatile cartoonist based out of Rossford, Ohio. His catalogue of comics includes Wrapped Up (ONI/Lion Forge), Tales from the Con (IMAGE), Aw Yeah Comics (Dark Horse), Sami the Samurai Squirrel, and Spot on Adventure (Action Lab). Scoot is currently working on books for Source Point Press and DC Comics. When Scoot isn't cartooning, he enjoys dropping flying elbows from the top rope!

Heidi Black makes art magic in their Cincinnati apartment. Their other works include a piece in the Eisner-winning anthology Puerto Rico Strong and the graphic novel series Sons of Fire, both written by Adam L. Garcia. Heidi also spends a good deal of time playing video games, and even more time keeping their cat off of their art (usually unsuccessfully).