Wheelchair Warrior

Warren Wright is a genius. Unfortunately, gravity has never been particularly impressed.

Warren is a brilliant rocket scientist, an enthusiastic inventor, and a man who has spent most of his life asking one dangerous question:

Why not?

Then one of his experiments goes spectacularly wrong.

Warren loses his legs.

Not figuratively.

They are actually gone.

And somewhere in the universe, they appear to be getting along perfectly well without him.

Determined to find them, Warren does what any reasonable scientist would do: he builds an extraordinary wheelchair, loads it with experimental technology, questionable supplies, and inventions whose names probably should never appear on government paperwork, and sets off across dimensions.

Unfortunately, Kevin comes with him.

What follows is an increasingly improbable adventure involving runaway legs, impossible physics, alien worlds, Princess B. Oobs, the Lettuce King, a mysterious connection to Warren's mother, and enough acronyms to make the federal government nervous.

Along the way, Warren may discover something more important than what he lost.

He may discover who he becomes without it.

Wheelchair Warrior: The Adventures of Warren Wright is a comic science-fiction adventure about friendship, invention, identity, romance, bureaucracy, and the remarkable consequences of refusing to accept that something is impossible simply because everyone says it is.

Set in Avery Kronstadt's connected Out of This World Stories universe, Wheelchair Warrior can be enjoyed on its own, although readers of Take Me to Your Dealer may recognize a few familiar faces, aliens, automobiles, and dimensional problems.

The universe is enormous.
Warren has a wheelchair.
This should be interesting.