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Once upon a Time Machine: Greek Gods & Legends
A beautifully illustrated and highly enjoyable read for mythology and sf fans, middle school through adult.
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The American Way. Vol. 2: Those Above and Those Below
Evoking Alan Moore's Watchmen and Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's The Boys, though less explicitly graphic in content, this series will resonate with fans of gritty superhero stories with provocative social commentary.
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Debris
Not for fans of "hard" sf, but readers who enjoy creative world-building and character-driven stories will be captivated. Appropriate for upper elementary school readers and above.
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Treasure Obscura
Appropriate for middle school ages and up, this second volume is a worthy successor to the first. A fun romp, it will appeal to fans of urban action and fantasy stories.
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Grimm Myths and Legends
This book of fairy tales will appeal to any adult fan of Zenoscope's similar comics, or any fan of dark fairy tales in general.
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House of Mystery. Vol. 8: Desolation
The art and storytelling is not quite as good as in Neil Gaiman's Sandman and Bill Willingham's Fables, but fans of those standouts will likely enjoy this similar read (Sandman fans will enjoy seeing some familiar faces). This series will appeal to readers who prefer engaging characters over a pat happy ending.
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