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Rex Rocket: Cosmic Wiener Dog

Rex Rocket: Cosmic Wiener Dog

(A Graphic Novel)

Hardcover

Rex Rocket: Cosmic Wiener Dog

About the Book

Introducing a hysterical brand-new graphic novel series from the bestselling creator of Max Meow! Meet Rex Rocket, a super stretchy wiener dog who boldly ventures to a mysterious new planet with his pals to stop an angry monster. Little do they know, Rex’s boss is hoping that they’ll fail!

“You’ll laugh yourself through the woof—I mean, ROOF—and straight into orbit!”—John Patrick Green, bestselling creator of InvestiGators


Rex Rocket isn’t very strong...or organized...or smart. But sometimes, all you need to save the galaxy is to be an infinitely stretchy, baby blue wiener dog!

When the crotchety Commander Dill sends Rex and his crew on a critical mission to the planet Gratuvius 4, Rex thinks it’s the perfect chance to impress his boss. Little does he know that Dill is planning for Rex to fail! And no knows just how chaotic things on Gratuvius are about to get!

Why is there a giant monster running around trying to eat the planet’s king? Why does everyone on the planet seem so happy to be working all the time? Why can’t Rex accept that the mysteriously helpful voice on the S.S. Sagan isn’t just inside his head?!

Get ready to blast off, recruit! Rex needs you to solve all these mysteries (and many more!) in the start to John Gallagher’s hilarious and epic new series. HOT DOG!

Product Details

On sale: August 4, 2026
Age: 7-10 years
Grade: Grades 2-5
Page count: 224 Pages
ISBN: 9780593712306
Reading level: Fountas/Pinnell: P

Author Bio

John Gallagher is an art teacher, art director, co-founder of “Kids Love Comics” (an organization that uses graphic novels to promote literacy), and leads workshops teaching kids how to create their own comics. John lives in Virginia with his family, including a cat, Millie, and dog, Cody (who appears in the Max Meow books).

Reviews

"A lively inaugural adventure." —Kirkus Reviews

"A gentle meditation on the tension between proving oneself and learning to rely on others." —Publishers Weekly