Hana is pretty embarrassed when she learns she can make shapes out of her dandruff - shapes like spheres and boxes and eventually a spaceship - but it isn't until her dandruff spaceship flies across the room that Hana starts thinking she might be downright weird. Yet when her powers help her fight off strange monsters and rescue a kidnapped friend from fanatical lobsters, she realises that she may just be the next great superhero.Presented here are the first fifteen episodes of Josh Tierney's imaginative, joyous and altogether absurd The Untitled Saga of Hana, as well as twenty-three original illustrations by Alison Berry. The book was beautifully designed by Joel Hentges and features cover artwork by Afu Chan.

Hana is pretty embarrassed when she learns she can make shapes out of her dandruff - shapes like spheres and boxes and eventually a spaceship - but it isn't until her dandruff spaceship flies across the room that Hana starts thinking she might be downright weird. Yet when her powers help her fight off strange monsters and rescue a kidnapped friend from fanatical lobsters, she realises that she may just be the next great superhero.Presented here are the first fifteen episodes of Josh Tierney's imaginative, joyous and altogether absurd The Untitled Saga of Hana, as well as twenty-three original illustrations by Alison Berry. The book was beautifully designed by Joel Hentges and features cover artwork by Afu Chan.

Hana is pretty embarrassed when she learns she can make shapes out of her dandruff - shapes like spheres and boxes and eventually a spaceship - but it isn't until her dandruff spaceship flies across the room that Hana starts thinking she might be downright weird. Yet when her powers help her fight off strange monsters and rescue a kidnapped friend from fanatical lobsters, she realises that she may just be the next great superhero.Presented here are the first fifteen episodes of Josh Tierney's imaginative, joyous and altogether absurd The Untitled Saga of Hana, as well as twenty-three original illustrations by Alison Berry. The book was beautifully designed by Joel Hentges and features cover artwork by Afu Chan.