Get ready to laugh out loud at the giant adventures of Tiny Hercules in his second hilarious comic book adventure!

Get ready for legendary laughs with Tiny Hercules! Perfect for fans of Bunny vs Monkey and Dogman, Golden Cabbage Chaos is the second title in the side-splitting full colour comic book series from co-creators Jon Lock and Nich Angell.

'This was a blast! That Tiny Herc packs a powerful, and hysterical, punch' – John Patrick Green, creator of InvestiGators

Launch into heroic hilarity with the tiniest and mightiest hero. Tiny Hercules is trying to win his way back to Tiny Olympus, one epic deed at a time!

Ready for his next task, Tiny Hercules has to find the elusive golden cabbage. But what he doesn't realize is that Tiny Zeus has sent three mythical beasts to stop him in his tracks! Faced with the Tinytaur, Minidusa and the Grifflet, even a hero as mighty as Tiny Hercules will have his work cut out as he tries to complete this next mission . . .

Meanwhile, graph-loving nerd-boy Jeff is doing everything he can to save the local supermarket from closing. Armed with facts, figures and charts he’s ready for a mathematical fight! When Tiny Hercules and Jeff’s adventures cross over, chaos is bound to reign in this hilarious full-colour graphic novel!

Nothing can stop this tiny, mighty hero on his second GIANT adventure. Not even a trio of fierce tiny beasts . . .

"Wildly comic 7+ graphic novel" - The Guardian on Tiny Hercules

"This was a blast! That Tiny Herc packs a powerful, and hysterical, punch. I look forward to the next installment!" - John Patrick Green, creator of InvestiGators on Tiny Hercules

"Bright artwork and accessible comic-style action make Tiny Hercules a sure fire hit for 7+ year olds. Highly recommended." - School Reading List on Tiny Hercules

"This fast-paced, joyous, laugh-out-loud text is a must for any library" - Books for Topics on Tiny Hercules

"A lively full-colour comic adventure for 7-11 year olds, this second Tiny Hercules story combines mythical monsters, visual jokes and an unusually mathematical battle against disaster" - School Reading List