Description

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Ranger Stranger is a dark comedy graphic novel where a deranged park official leads campers to deadly situations instead of safety. For adult readers and outdoor lovers.



Ranger Stranger is about a deranged forest ranger left in charge of the fictional wilderness Hackaneck National Park – a vast BobRossian landscape of breathtaking meadows, lakes, and vistas for the adventurous camper to enjoy.  

Unfortunately, everything – the flowers, the deer, even the park official – wants to murder you. 

Sound scary? Oh, it is. Especially with Ranger Garland Woodburn on the trail. Don’t let the classic Hollywood leading man smile fool you, Woodburn’s passion for nature and proclivity for horror-homicide struggle to maintain balance in his addled mind. 

But not all is lost. Each episode pulls from a myriad of real outdoor topics such as hiking, fishing, or toad licking. The novel is designed like a stylish 1950s field guide written by a guide with questionable knowledge of the field. 

About the Author

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TYLER JENSEN is an award-winning creative director, illustrator, and graphic novelist. He co-created the popular webcomic Ranger Stranger (published by Scout Comics and currently optioned as an animated series) and made advertising campaigns for brands like Cheetos, The Cheesecake Factory, and Nickelodeon. But his proudest achievement was being a political cartoonist at his college newspaper where he generated more hate mail than anyone since the paper began (1865). 

ADAM BATTAGLIA is a writer of funny words in consecutive order. A lifelong trivia enthusiast, he can name most of the Great Lakes. 

TYLER JENSEN is an award-winning creative director, illustrator, and graphic novelist. He co-created the popular webcomic Ranger Stranger (published by Scout Comics and currently optioned as an animated series) and made advertising campaigns for brands like Cheetos, The Cheesecake Factory, and Nickelodeon. But his proudest achievement was being a political cartoonist at his college newspaper where he generated more hate mail than anyone since the paper began (1865). 

Praise For…

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“Definitely one of the funniest Scout comic books I have read all year, bravo to the creative teams.” AND “A bizarre character that had me laughing repeatedly while reading.” 
— Comic Tom 101

"'Mad Magazine' meets 'Ranger Rick.' It’s bold. It’s different… I have never found myself simultaneously learning and laughing that hard at something.” 
— Quentin Rushing

"I had no idea what to expect going into this and I can’t wait for more.” 
— Brett