
Comic • Science Fiction • Adventure
Nanonaut Comic Issue #2
Collecting chapters 9 through 17, the second full-color issue follows Jeremy and Julie as their evolving powers raise the stakes and narrow the line between breakthrough and catastrophe.
Wayne StewartAUTHOR
Science fiction · Superhero comic
His father’s experiment changes his body. His next choice changes someone else’s life.
Jeremy is used to being overlooked. Then experimental nanotechnology gives him abilities he never expected—and an impulsive decision draws Julie into the transformation.
Full-color paperback · 68 pages · First of three issues
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The Nanonaut prose novel is for adult readers and includes sexual content, mature relationships, and strong language. The young adult comic adaptation is a separate reading path with science-fiction action, peril, and transformation themes.
For the comics, start with Issue #1, continue with Issue #2, and finish with Issue #3. You can choose the illustrated adaptation without reading the prose novel first.
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Begin with Jeremy’s origin in Issue #1, then continue through Issues #2 and #3. This is the full-color comic adaptation of Wayne Stewart’s Nanonaut story.
Prefer prose? The Nanonaut novel is a separate edition.
Comic Reading Order
The comics retell the novel’s story in illustrated form. Read Issue #1, Issue #2, then Issue #3.
Discover Another Story
After Issue #1, follow the story through Issue #2 and the finale in Issue #3.

Comic • Science Fiction • Adventure
Collecting chapters 9 through 17, the second full-color issue follows Jeremy and Julie as their evolving powers raise the stakes and narrow the line between breakthrough and catastrophe.

Comic • Science Fiction • Adventure
Collecting chapters 18 through 24, the full-color finale pushes the Nanonaut deeper into a conflict where technology, morality, and survival collide.
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