The line between reality and cartoons shatters in the thrilling conclusion of the Eisner-nominated series!

Oliver''s connection to the cartoon world runs deeper than he ever imagined—and now, that connection may be the only thing standing between two collapsing realities. As darkness spreads and the rise of The First threatens both worlds, Oliver must harness his strange, storybook powers to save the people he loves and uncover the truth behind his family’s past.

Harvey Award&ndash;nominated writer Tony Fleecs (<Stray Dogs<) and acclaimed artist Dave Wachter (<Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles<) return for the mind-bending finale of the critically acclaimed, coming-of-age crossover!

Collects< Uncanny Valley< #6&ndash;10.

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Tony Fleecs is a prolific and critically acclaimed comic book creator and TV writer. His work has sold hundreds of thousands of copies in the United States and has been translated and reprinted all over the world. Tony's creator owned books include Stray Dogs (2021), Feral (2024), Local Man (2023), and Time Shopper (2022). Tony has worked for every major U.S. comics publisher. You've seen his art on some of your favorite comic book titles like Star Wars, Rick & Morty, Avengers, Spider-Man, Batman, TMNT, Transformers and just a literal TON of My Little Pony. He was also a writer on the wildly popular Netflix show My Little Pony: Make Your Mark.

Dave Wachter has been drawing comic books professionally for 20 years. He just teamed up with writer Tony Fleecs for their newest series: UNCANNY VALLEY, from Boom! Studios. He’s drawn a ton of Godzilla, and even more Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, for IDW. His creator owned books include the critically acclaimed The Guns of Shadow Valley and Breath of Bones: A Tale of the Golem, both for Dark Horse Comics. Recently, he’s been drawing the insides and outsides of all sorts of books for Marvel Comics, including The Punisher, Planet of the Apes, X-Men Legends, Ms Marvel and Venom, Star Wars, Ghost Rider, Aliens, Spider-Man 2099, and Iron Fist. Dave lives with his wife Jennie and their family in Pittsburgh, and loves it.