Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers – International Rescues [Hardcover]

Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers – International Rescues [Hardcover]

Brand: Gerry Anderson Store
SKU: SKU-TB-SSC
30.00 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Ten new adventures. One extraordinary rescue team. Return to the world of International Rescue with Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers – International Rescues: an illustrated hardcover collection of ten new short stories, set before, during and after your favourite episodes. 10 new adventures by 10 authors, from the ocean floor to the surface of the Moon. Original interior illustrations by Lee Sullivan and cover artwork by Sean Longmore. Foreword by Jamie Anderson and an afterword by J. Michael Straczynski. Hardcover short-story collection — prose adventures with illustrations. New missions. Familiar heroes. Natural disasters. Sinister saboteurs. Ancient secrets. Technology gone awry. Wherever lives are in danger, the Tracy family and their incredible Thunderbirds are ready to answer the call. These new stories explore untold rescues and hidden moments within the world of the original series, preserving its characters, continuity and distinctive retro charm. A last-chance emergency signal has just been received. There’s no time to waste — Thunderbirds are go! Meet the authors Karen McCreedy, Bob Ayres, Chris Dale, Andrew Lane, Genevieve Gaunt, Andrew Clements, David Hirsch, MG Harris, James Swallow and Paul Cornell. Part of the Anderson Originals range. Official collectibles, home entertainment and storytelling — crafted by the Anderson family. The adventure continues This book is part of Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers — a wider collection of official adventures set in the world of the original series. Explore the project for more untold rescues, news and upcoming releases across books, comics, graphic novels and audio dramas. Explore Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers →

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