A small French bird trravels to America in search of a machine that will allow him to capture the moon for his sweetheart.
Great Graphic Novels for Teens Part One
Psychic romance and a haunted Southern Gothic setting highlight this manga adaptation of Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl's novel.
A graphic novel adaptation of Melissa de la Cruz's tale of wealthy New York socialite teens with a bloodthirsty secret. Art by Alina Urusov.
A 23-year-old woman's world is turned upside-down after learning from a psychic that the father she had always thought dead is alive, and that her family has known about it all along.
Pirates, ghosts, and mythic creatures abound in this nautical tale of a cursed pirate girl in search of her father, a legendary pirate captain of the Omerta Seas.
A group of high school social misfits (including an imaginary friend) form a club dedicated to making new friends. Story by Yomi Hirasaka.
The dark underside of New York City is the setting for part-time Avenger Hawkeye's battle against crime in this first collection. Art by David Aja.
Set in Victorian-era London's supernatural underworld, this is a manwha adaptation of Clare's novel about a young woman with mysterious powers in search of a lost brother. For fans of the supernatural and steampunk alike. Art by HyeKyung Baek.
Hernandez, of Love & Rockets fame, presents a portrait of growing up in the 1960s, from neighborhood bullies to Cold War intrigue.
An imaginative adaptation of Homer's epic poem, utilizing Chwast's simple, clean illustrations and sly humor.
A lie about a peanut allergy quickly gets way out of hand for a sophomore in high school. Art by Paul Hoppe.
A young woman is forced to confront her fear of the dark when a hurricane cuts her off from friends and all sources of light.
Wonder Woman travels to Hell on a rescue mission, with a little help from the God of Love and the God of Smiths.