A runner for a shady errand—and sometimes shifty smuggling—service finds an unexpected partner in his half-human, teenage half-brother! In the future, a decent job is hard to find, especially if you’re a hard-worn scoundrel with commitment issues. But there’s one position that’s always open—an errand runner. Jace is a lifelong solo act running miscellaneous tasks, often dangerous, and hardly legal, for the most questionable of clients. But when his thirteen-year-old half-human half brother comes to live with him, he’s got two mouths to feed and there’s only one way he knows how to put money on the table. Between evading the law, running from angry aliens, and jumping off skyscrapers, can Jace survive being a big brother? Navigating to the furthest depths of the solar system, the only thing weirder than the vastness of space is family. You can outrun monsters, but you can’t outrun duty! Collects Errand Boys #1–#5.

In the future, if you can't find a decent job, you run errands the dangerous, often illegal kind. 30-year-old Jace Lopaz is a hard-worn scoundrel and a lifelong solo act until he's saddled with his 13-year-old half-brother Tawnk full-time. Now Jace has two mouths to feed while evading the law, running from aliens, and jumping off skyscrapers. The only thing weirder than the vastness of space is family.

A runner for a shady errand—and sometimes shifty smuggling—service finds an unexpected partner in his half-human, teenage half-brother! In the future, a decent job is hard to find, especially if you’re a hard-worn scoundrel with commitment issues. But there’s one position that’s always open—an errand runner. Jace is a lifelong solo act running miscellaneous tasks, often dangerous, and hardly legal, for the most questionable of clients. But when his thirteen-year-old half-human half brother comes to live with him, he’s got two mouths to feed and there’s only one way he knows how to put money on the table. Between evading the law, running from angry aliens, and jumping off skyscrapers, can Jace survive being a big brother? Navigating to the furthest depths of the solar system, the only thing weirder than the vastness of space is family. You can outrun monsters, but you can’t outrun duty! Collects Errand Boys #1–#5.

The quick errand to snag some bird for a rich weirdo's personal zoo hasn't gone as planned. If Jace and Tawnk aren't eaten by dirt pirates, will they even get paid, what with Tawnk's pesky conscience getting in the way? Seriously though, Jace is failing at this whole responsible big brother thing.

Jace's past has come back to haunt him, and there's no outrunning it this time. While Tawnk is faced with fending for himself, Jace does his court-ordered time in a mental prison for what feels like ten years, living a life of what might have been. This one is going to get a little emotional, folks.

Jace has racked up a lot of debt, so there's no time to recover from prison. Luckily, Tawnk's convinced Bear to give them a "nice" errand. Oh, it's still dangerous, in barely charted space inhabited by crystalline beings and metal-eating manatees. And, yeah, it's super illegal. Let's hope the brothers survive their final issue!

The Errand Boy; Or, How Phil Brent Won Success' by Horatio Alger is an inspiring coming-of-age tale that follows the journey of Phil Brent, a young protagonist striving to overcome adversity and achieve success. Set in the bustling city of New York during the 19th century, the story explores themes of hard work, determination, and the pursuit of one's dreams. Phil, an orphaned and impoverished boy, takes on various odd jobs and errands to make ends meet. Through his unwavering dedication and resourcefulness, he catches the attention of a wealthy businessman who becomes his mentor. As Phil navigates the challenges of urban life, he learns valuable lessons about integrity, perseverance, and the value of education. Horatio Alger's narrative sheds light on the social and economic disparities of the time while highlighting the importance of character and personal growth. Through relatable characters and a heartwarming storyline, Alger's novel inspires readers, especially young adults, to overcome obstacles, seize opportunities, and strive for a brighter future.