After losing the imperial throne to the Kerkans, all members of the Khelek Dynasty and their allies were banished to the barren caves of Tazma. Sixty-five standard years later, their descendants are still held captive there. Xinthia has had enough.

In the heart of the ancient Panchavati forests, where faith and power collide, a dark hunger awakens. As Lakshman struggles to tame the ravenous hunger of a corrupted serpent spirit, unleashed from its spiritual moorings, Nirvan sees opportunity in chaos—a chance to forge a new belief, one that could reshape their war-torn realm. Can Lakshman harness the spirits of old to save the world, or will the hubris of man lead to its ultimate destruction? The epic saga continues…

The story of my beloved friend, Ruby. This is my way to keep her memory alive, forever.

From Stephen L. Stern, writer of Markosia’s masterful Beowulf Graphic Novel, and acclaimed artist Douglas A. Sirois, comes this superb full-color adaptation of Dickens’ timeless classic. Sacrificing none of Dickens’ rich language and filled with cinematic artwork, A Christmas Carol is a wonderfully faithful adaptation of the quintessential Christmas story.

A beautiful coming of age tale, packed with adventure and magic with a backdrop that outlines the importance of family. Sennen, the debut graphic novel from exciting new British author and artist Shanti Rai, tells a timeless tale of adventure and the discoveries we make as we explore beyond the boundaries of our childhood into the uncertainty of the adult world.

Children’s books to encourage literacy and good handwriting, with sports and historical caricatures to help sweeten the pill. A colour picture with black text on the left page facing a line drawing with the same text in grey to be coloured and filled in.

Peter Pan is bored. Captain Hook is long dead, the Lost Boys long departed, an attempted invasion by brutal ‘outsiders’ long vanquished. The Neverland – under its ruler, Queen Tiger Lily – has severed all ties with the outside world. But Peter is about to have his wish for excitement and adventure fulfilled as a new and terrible danger arrives in the Neverland… and nothing for the Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up will ever be the same again.

In honor of the 20th anniversary of Neil Gaiman's landscape-altering series THE SANDMAN, one of Gaiman's most frequent collaborators, Eisner and Harvey Award-winner P. Craig Russell (THE SANDMAN: ENDLESS NIGHTS), inimitably adapts Gaiman's prose story THE SANDMAN: THE DREAM HUNTERS into a sequential, 4-issue comics event! Released 10 years ago, THE SANDMAN: THE DREAM HUNTERS was a prose novella accompanied by illustrations from Japanese artist Yoshitaka Amano. Winning the 1999 Bram Stoker Award and the 2000 Eisner Award, it told the tale of a humble young monk and a magical, shape-changing fox who find themselves romantically drawn together. As their love blooms, the fox learns of a devilish plot by a group of demons to steal the monk's life. With the aid of Morpheus, the King of All Night's Dreamings, the fox must use all of her cunning and creative thinking to foil this evil scheme and save the man that she loves.

Nineteen year old Rory Denborough was born into magic by way of the insular society known as The Translators. For his entire life, Rory has been given control over a world of awe-inspiring wonders — telekinesis, shape-shifting, teleportation, advanced healing, even time travel. Everything is possible thanks to his family’s enchanted bloodline and an ancient language passed down through generations. Rory’s life is full of miracles. But he’s not happy. Because Rory’s world is also a world of secrets. Translators hide in the shadows, keeping their power from the world around them. Rory struggles in this secrecy, sneaking out of his family’s hidden highrise apartment to blend into the wonderfully normal streets and peoples of New York City. After sneaking out one night, Rory meets Tyson, an Outsider, who knows nothing about the Translators or their gifts. Soon, the two young men are falling in love…but this idyllic romance starts to fall apart once Rory reveals his magical origins. Tyson raises a question–one that Rory has never considered and now must contend with–why keep magic secret, when so many people could be helped by it? The truth–and terrible danger–soon follows.