Escape from the Chrome Dome
When the ultra-futuristic planet Futerra and the Stone Age-style Retrovia smashed together, they formed one world with two very different populations who must find a way to live in peace. Their solution? The Chrome Dome, where danger is the name of the game and kids compete in wild and wacky challen...
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Simon Spotlight,
2026.
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| Edition: | First Simon Spotlight hardcover/paperback edition. |
| Series: | Stine, R. L., Craniacs ;
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| Summary: | When the ultra-futuristic planet Futerra and the Stone Age-style Retrovia smashed together, they formed one world with two very different populations who must find a way to live in peace. Their solution? The Chrome Dome, where danger is the name of the game and kids compete in wild and wacky challenges to settle domestic and interplanetary disputes. It's a battle to the fiery, lava-filled death when a giant volcano on Retrovia is about to explode and destroy the entire planet. The winner will have to get past the hot-snot-dripping, pointy-toothed Boarger, scale the Slippery Sock Slide of Ultimate Shame, traverse the Exploding Toilets of Doom obstacle course, and pass the Excuse Me, Your Zip Line Is on Fire challenge. |
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| Item Description: | "Craniacs created by Ira Friedman and Joe Simko." "From the cranium that created Goosebumps, RL Stine"--Cover. "Choose from over 30 different skulltastic endings!"--Dust jacket flap. |
| Physical Description: | 137 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm. |
| ISBN: | 9798347109227 9798347109210 |
| Author Notes: | Joe Simko is an artist and writer known for his happy horror style. He is a writer for the Topps company and lead Garbage Pail Kids artist--codirector and producer of the GPK documentary feature film 30 Years of Garbage and cocreator of Craniacs. Simko lives in New York City with his wife, June; his son, Zy; and many, many boxes of cereal. |
