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Young stegosaurus Teggs is the new captain of the DSS Sauropod, a spaceship designed to defend the Jurassic Quadrant from evil, carnivorous dinosaurs looking for their next meal.

With his crew, Ginni, Arx and Iggy, Teggs must defeat cunning raptors aiming to disrupt the Great Dinosaur Games, protect the last remaining plateosaurus eggs as they travel to their new home at the far end of the galaxy, and uncover the mystery lurking in the watery depths of Aqua Minor.

From powerful pongs to egg-cellent explosions, missions never quite go to plan . . . but the Astrosaurs are always there to save the day!

A brand-new look for the bestselling Astrosaurs series, perfect for fans of STAR CAT and BARB THE BRAVE.

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A brand-new full-colour look for the bestselling Astrosaurs series. This fun and vivid graphic novel blasts off with Teggs and the crew for three short astronomical space adventures!

Full of colourful and vibrant illustrations to accompany the comic book storyline, lovers of graphic novels are in for a blast of a ride. This hilarious story is full of one-liners to tempt, tickle and tantalise. Full of powerful pongs to egg-cellent explosions, these missions never quite go to plan! And so you MUST read on to discover if the Astrosaurs are there to save the day!

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