Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Very Rare Lobsteroid's Comic book revealed!

Photo courtesy R. Peterson, Lower Level
New Gloucester, ME - Andrew Peterson is an 11 year old middle school student who uncovered a rare comic book while rummaging through some old collectables his family had stored away.  Andrew is the Grandson of "Lobsteroids" creator and writer Jim Peterson.  Rich Peterson, Andrew's father says "I don't really know were the graphic novel came from.  My son picked right up on it when he saw the cover.  I wasn't sure at first, but there it was. The original graphic novel by Lower Level Comics circa 1989."

The Peterson family had no comment regarding the rumors that have spread regarding the authenticity of the find - however, a spokesperson for the family confirmed that the original is on it's way to the experts for analysis.

Photo courtesy R. Peterson, Lower Level
"It don't matter," Robert A. - comic book collector from Westbrook, Maine. "A gem like this is sure to peak everyone's interests. A Lobsteroids comic book from 1989 or 2089 is worth it's weight in gold far as a I'm concerned."

Others agree. This blog reporter surveyed dozens of folks familiar with the story and everyone agrees that this rare Lobsteroids comic book is something to see.  Everyone is looking forward to the first edition reproductions from the Peterson's (hint, hint.)
Photo courtesy R. Peterson, Lower Level
Jim Peterson, his son's and grandson all share artistic talents - and it would not surprise anyone to learn that each or all had their hand in the creation (or re-creation) of the rare gem.  People who have seen the graphic novel say the art is wonderful and that they really appreciated the well written story.  For more information feel free to visit this blog daily for updates!

Photo courtesy R. Peterson, Lower Level
In related news: Animals all over the world seem to be celebrating the Lobsteroids find in Maine.  Oceanographers from all over the globe may visit Maine in the summer to meet the Peterson family - and tour the locations identified in the "Lobsteroids" graphic novel - inlcuding Lobster Central, the Power Plant, the Lab and other important sites.

A spokeswoman for one scientist reported that the finer hotel rooms in the area are sure to be booked ahead in Portland, ME this summer. She told us that many of her colleagues are anticipating having to secure accommodations in advance! This is further effected by the large number of cruise ships expected to port in Portland.  Officials couldn't be reached for any further comments. 


Whale watch tour guide's have been overheard commenting about how excited all the seals and whales seemed to be acting lately. Is this simply a coincidence? You will have to decide for yourself.

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