Jason Shiga is a cartoonist from Oakland, California. His comics often feature exciting uses of math, mazes, puzzles, and unconventional narrative techniques. In his 25 year career, Shiga has created many graphic novels and comic books, over a dozen magazine and newspaper strips, and the world’s second-largest interactive comic. He has won two Eisner Awards, two Ignatz Awards, and his work has been featured as an official selection for the comics festival in Angoulême.

"Different approaches to puzzles, games of chance, and more will have readers racing to unlock all the endings. Shiga’s artwork is minimalist but elegant...a stand-alone adventure that can be enjoyed on its own, but those eager for more should pick up the earlier installments. With a scenario this engaging, every path is a winner."

Jason Shiga is a cartoonist from Oakland, California. His comics often feature exciting uses of math, mazes, puzzles, and unconventional narrative techniques. In his 25 year career, Shiga has created many graphic novels and comic books, over a dozen magazine and newspaper strips, and the world’s second-largest interactive comic. He has won two Eisner Awards, two Ignatz Awards, and his work has been featured as an official selection for the comics festival in Angoulême.

"Different approaches to puzzles, games of chance, and more will have readers racing to unlock all the endings. Shiga’s artwork is minimalist but elegant...a stand-alone adventure that can be enjoyed on its own, but those eager for more should pick up the earlier installments. With a scenario this engaging, every path is a winner."

Jason Shiga is a cartoonist from Oakland, California. His comics often feature exciting uses of math, mazes, puzzles, and unconventional narrative techniques. In his 25 year career, Shiga has created many graphic novels and comic books, over a dozen magazine and newspaper strips, and the world’s second-largest interactive comic. He has won two Eisner Awards, two Ignatz Awards, and his work has been featured as an official selection for the comics festival in Angoulême.

"Different approaches to puzzles, games of chance, and more will have readers racing to unlock all the endings. Shiga’s artwork is minimalist but elegant...a stand-alone adventure that can be enjoyed on its own, but those eager for more should pick up the earlier installments. With a scenario this engaging, every path is a winner."