Dinosaurs in Comics. Volume 4

Isn't it time to embark on an amazing and unique journey into the world of dinosaurs! Accompanying you will be none other than Indiana Jones — the famous (if a little quirky) paleontologist! In full accordance with the logic of evolution, with each new volume, the authors of the "Dinosaurs in Comics" series, screenwriter Arno Plumeri and artist Bloz, pay more and more attention to the previously humble, unremarkable, and very timid inhabitants of the planet — mammals. In the pages of this, the fourth volume, two cute prehistoric mice often find themselves in funny situations, from which they do not always emerge victorious… But we know: the future belongs to them! And even such hellish monsters as the "horn-headed devil" diaboloceratops and the "bloody king" litronax will have to make way for more adaptable competitors. What’s more, they will have no choice but to… go extinct! And not just them, but also the crafty fisherman ichthyovenator, the unfortunate but cute scary creature nigersaurus, the horned layabout styracosaurus, the incomparable sprinter carnotaurus, the ridiculous toothy pegomastax (resembling a vampire!), the amazing giantoraptor, and all, all, all other dinosaurs, without exception… And the little mammals will soon, in just a few tens of millions of years, begin to rapidly evolve, for which we must say a big thank you to them! The traditional scientific educational dossier at the end of the album will introduce the reader to the fascinating story of the discovery of Joe — a one-year-old baby parasaurolophus, who almost immediately became a star of modern paleontology.