Kategoria BISAC: Young Adult Fiction >> Comics & Graphic Novels - Science Fiction

In Paris and yearning for poetic inspiration, Jim follows a peculiar old man into the darkened lair of PEre Lachaise Cemetery. The Night Speaks to Me: A Posthumous Account of Jim Morrison by Lorin Morgan-Richard is an original tale of dark fiction featuring 10 illustrations by the author.

"Memories," I said in frustration, "they float around. I sing. It never goes. I watch people. I write. It never leaves. These ghosts...are all still with me. I find myself traveling back and forth, but its goes like the wind. It's hard to explain."

"You just can't replant a...

The fourth in Luke Pearson's acclaimed series of magical adventures starring Hilda, our favorite blue-haired heroine--now in paperback

Hilda stumbles upon Tontu, a lost house spirit. Plunged into the secret world of the Nisse, Hilda discovers hidden passages that only the house spirits can navigate--and something has been ransacking them all

Luke Pearson won the Young People's Comic category at the British Comic Awards in 2012 and was nominated for the Eisner Award's Best Publication for Kids and Best Writer/Artist in 2013. He recently worked as a storyboard artist on...

Travel to a galaxy far, far away in the first volume of an all-new series as a rotating cast of characters (and creators ) journey through Star Wars history Stories range from before the events of Episode I: The Phantom Menace all the way up to Episode VIII: The Last Jedi, in theaters December 2017. Characters major and minor, classic and new, expand the world of Star Wars into new territory, telling...

From critically acclaimed writer, Adam Wilson, and breakout artist, Jeff Chin, comes a stream of consciousness tale set in the mind of a fractured young girl. The world ended in a horrific tragedy, and she now must navigate its aftermath in hopes of finding the one thing she needs more than anything else. A way to move on.

Jake McCall is a combat vet who now works as an assistant wrestling coach for a small college whose major claim is its wrestling team. He is married to a beautiful, caring wife and has a precocious five-year-old boy, and his life with them in a peaceful college town is idyllic (perfect outcome for a combat vet with PTSD). Or so he believes.

One day, a rough encounter with an older man claiming to be Jake's real father sets off a long repressed memory, one of having seen the old man before, as a child, he was claiming to be the real father then, too. Back then, Jake's mother came to...

From Gene Luen Yang, the National Ambassador for Young People's Literature and author of American Born Chinese, comes a magical realist coming-of-age tale, by turns whimsical and deadly serious.

Nothing is what it seems when life collides with video games.

Dennis Ouyang has always struggled in the shadow of his parents' expectations: Stay focused in high school, do well in college, go to medical school, and become a gastroenterologist.

But between his father's death, his academic burnout, and his deep (and distracting) love of video games, Dennis...