The cover. A hand-drawn cover in flat, clean-lined comic style. On a gravel carpark, a woman with dark hair in a bun, glasses, a long dark coat and a white cane stands arm in arm with an older man in a flat cap, grey beard and wax jacket. His black Labrador guide dog sits at his side in its harness, facing the café door, ready to lead them in.

Behind them a big disc is split down the middle: the left half is cool and blue with perfectly ruled motorway markings, the right half is rapeseed yellow and hand-painted. On the left a sleek grey car is drawn entirely with a ruler; on the right an ivy-covered brick café is drawn freehand, with a plain door that has no sign, a lamp-lit window, a planter of petunias, and a sign on a post turned edge-on so only its thin side shows. A dotted route line runs ruler-straight in from the left edge, then goes wobbly across the gravel and stops at her feet.

At the top, in a small black box: Blind Ant Comics. Then the title, COME AND GET ME, and beneath it: a cosy speculative accessibility story. At the bottom: Forty-one miles, flawless. Thirty metres of gravel, unsolved. Story by Charlotte Joanne · Drawn by Sloppy Jo. In the bottom corner is Sloppy Jo's signature, followed by a small cluster of dots.