Comic • Science Fiction • Adventure
Nanonaut Comic Issue #1
The full-color comic origin begins when experimental nanotechnology rebuilds Jeremy from the inside out and turns an overlooked geek into a new kind of hero.
Comic • Science Fiction • Adventure
Nanonaut Comic Issue #2
Continue the Nanonaut story in its second comic issue.
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.
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Nanonaut novel and YA comics
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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Nanonaut Comic Series
The comics retell the novel’s story in illustrated form. Read Issue #1, Issue #2, then Issue #3.
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Meet Wayne Stewart
Wayne Stewart writes across science fiction, adventure, prison drama, coming-of-age fiction, and adult fiction. His stories begin with recognizable human experiences and take readers somewhere unexpected.
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Read the comic adaptation in order: Issue #1, Issue #2, then Issue #3.
Comic • Science Fiction • Adventure
Nanonaut Comic Issue #3
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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