Cover of The Restaurant at the End of the Universe #3

The Restaurant at the End of the Universe #3

by John Carnell, Shephard Hendrix

Hitchhiker's Guides #3

When Ford Prefect and Arthur Dent materialize on the Galgafrinchim spaceship, their troubles are only beginning. They are stuck with a totally useless third of a planetary population on a ship that is following a preset collision course to no-one-knows-where.

What is the secret of the planet they land on? Why does a primitive caveman seem to know the answer to life, the universe, and everything? Find out in the final installment of the comic ebook series, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe. Adapted from the second novel of Douglas Adams's classic sci-fi satire series, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

About the Author

Douglas Adams is the best-selling author of the HITCHHIKER’S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY series. He is also known for his Dirk Gently books: DIRK GEN- TLY’S HOLISTIC DETECTIVE AGENCY and THE LONG DARK TEATIME OF THE SOUL and, with John Lloyd, THE MEANING OF LIFF. His most recent books are the latest Hitchhiker’s novel, MOSTLY HARMLESS, and a travel volume called LAST CHANCE TO SEE. . .

John Carnell, born in Ramsgate, England, was very nearly educated at school, but instead chose the Never Ending Diploma Course offered by The University of Life. The published work that he’ll own up to include: THE SLEEZE BROTHERS comic books and PET SQUAD, a series of children’s books. His present projects include a radio series about the lost seven letters of the cosmic alphabet (“The Significant Seven”), an illustrated book of children’s poems and a book of shark jokes called SHARK RAVIN’ MAD. John’s passions include: ornithology, drinking, collecting wild fungi, sex, swimming, talking to trees, and horse racing (although he’s never beaten one yet).

AuthorJohn Carnell
IllustratorShephard Hendrix
SeriesHitchhiker's Guides #3
ImprintiBooks Graphic Novels
ISBN9781596875913
CategoryComics & Graphic Novels : Science Fiction

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