Prehistoric times are lean times. Thick hides, spiked tails, and very tall trees all conspire to keep Dawn undernourished.

Iguanodon, eternal mystery to modern science. Is there no way to unravel his secrets? Ambitious Victorian scientists may have discovered the answer.

Dawn and Mantell aren't the only ones looking for food in the woods. Delicious fruit, crumbly ruins, and lame paleontology jokes.

Dawn and Mantell sample the delights of ancient city-living before parting ways. Dawn makes a ruckus in the marketplace, and Lou gets praise from his superiors.

Ordinary adventures are interrupted as Dawn develops a healthy fear of giant Pterosaurs, and takes steps to overcome her fear by putting something gross in her mouth.

Snow art, old gods, and a knee injury. Dawn gets the itch to head to colder climates where unknown forces lure her to a mysterious frozen temple.

Kicked off the public convoy, harried by carnivorous dinosaurs, and worst of all, hungry--Dawn makes a desperate decision that may compromise her lifestyle. Preceded by Dawn's short-lived rock and roll career.

Mantell reminisces about his experiences just prior to his trip to the past, while Dawn gains some brand-new experiences of her own. Blue gets seasick.

Following the events of the previous chapter, our heroes wash up on a mysterious island where they find themselves caught in the machinations of schemers from the mainland. Preceded by the spacy adventures of Dawn Solo.

In which Blue's awkward childhood among his siblings is presented for your consideration. Preceded by Dawn of Time's brief flirtation with the possibility of becoming a "Gamer Comic," and in full color!