By Dr. John Elcik
A glitch in a dusty museum. A sketchbook that might save reality. A team of misfit teens who’d rather be anywhere else.
When sarcastic teen Juno Vega accidentally activates a mysterious artifact during a school field trip, they trigger a cosmic glitch that launches them—and their reluctant “Creativity Club” companions—into a chaotic multiverse powered by forgotten art and misplaced dreams.
In one world, robots paint portraits and argue about brush technique. In another, sentient glue sticks rule a glitter-fueled craftocracy. And somewhere between emotional atmospheres and critique-slinging aliens, the group begins to uncover haunting “Echoes”—messages from lost creators of the past.
With the multiverse collapsing under the weight of unsung genius, only one question remains:
Can Juno finish their comic book in time to save the galaxy?
Smart, satirical, and full of heart, Galaxies of Youth: Echoes & Illusions is a genre-bending adventure for anyone who’s ever doubted their voice, doodled in the margins, or asked, What if my weirdest idea actually mattered?