Synopsis: Stratosphere White

It's like Snow White, but IN SPACE.

In the future, Charles White is the owner and CEO of a large interplanetary corporation. He's considered the Steve Jobs of the space vehicle business.

Eventually though, he mysteriously disappears, leaving his daughter Stratosphere and her stepmother Anita to manage the business. This goes badly, as Anita and Stratosphere absolutely can't stand each other. One day, vexed by Stratosphere's good looks and clever inventive skills, Anita decides to get Stratosphere out of the picture and keep the company to herself.

She send Stratosphere up to a space ship parked in orbit, where seven deranged malfunctioning Directive Oriented Robot Friends, or DORFs, are being kept in isolation. Once Stratosphere is up in space, Anita remotely activates the ship's systems, sending it to wander aimlessly on autopilot and plunging Stratosphere deep into hypersleep.

Several years later, however, a loner Jack-of-all-trades, Russell, discovers the ship crawling slowly through a remote interstellar highway. Deducing something is wrong, he boards the ship, rousing Stratosphere from her artificial sleep.

And together Stratosphere and Russell discover that in their case the tale doesn't end with the princess awakening from her enchanted sleep. If anything, the story is just beginning.