O chrobáku Sisyfovi

Sisy has the biggest ball in all of Beetlejuice. So big that it won't fit in his burrow, so he parks it in the garage. But what's that? One night, someone starts taking bites out of it. And that's an unforgivable offence in Beetlejuice! Sisy begins her search for the culprit, and before she uncovers him (and nearly wreaks havoc on the peaceful Beetle), she introduces the reader to the history and present of the Beetle, which is almost like a human world. Only almost, because in a more cultured sort of way... it smells!

The comic contains not only a paraphrase of the Greek myth of Sisyphus and useful lessons (such as that revenge doesn't pay, or that you shouldn't judge a beetle by its marbles), but lots of gags and a thrilling quest! It will be best read by parents and children, but will also be appreciated by lovers of nature and good humour.