Petrucha, Stefan

Parody of all the Harry Potter books in one graphic novel.

"Captain America has battled soldiers, terrorists and villains of all kinds. Now he'll face a far more complicated enemy: his own body. When S.H.I.E.L.D. discovers that Cap is harboring an extinction-level pathogen hidden in his cells for decades, Cap's greatest fear is realized: Until the virus can be cured, he'll have to go into deep freeze. But he won't be alone. Years ago, Cap's greatest enemy managed the biggest coup of his career when he implanted his mind into a clone of Steve Rogers' body--virus and all. And Red Skull isn't the sacrificial type. Cap will have to put his archnemesis on ice--without exposing the virus. Can Cap stay alive along enough to capture Red Skull and return to his deepest nightmare?"--Amazon.com.

This book is about dogs. Dogs that turn into big nasty monsters. And then Deadpool has to kill 'em. Thing is, he likes killing people--the ones that deserve it, anyway--but he won't kill dogs. No way. So that's what we call a character dilemma....

Nancy and her friends find a safe inside a yacht and discover that the missing heir to the jewelry is still alive, and then investigate when a pet ape, Mr. Cheeters, disappears along with a diamond necklace.

Nancy and her friends Bess and George investigate when crimes in Emma Blavatsky's antique dollhouse start coming true, and then travel to India to look into the disappearance of a tech support girl Nancy befriended over the phone.

When an ancient artifact and a little boy go missing, Nancy and her friends are on the case. The artifact may prove that the Chinese discovered America prior to Columbus, but someone doesn't want that knowledge public and is out to stop Nancy, permanently.

A graphic novel in which, during River Heights' Nostalgia Week celebrations, Nancy Drew stakes out an antique dollhouse to see who is making its dolls depict strange crimes before they happen--and winds up witnessing her own murder in doll form.

Teen sleuth Nancy Drew and her friends George and Bess, search for a pair of missing student filmmakers and, in the process, discover the secret behind the local urban myth known as The Demon of River Heights. Then, the teenage girls, along with Nancy's boyfriend Ned, search for a boy and an ancient Chinese artifact, both of which are missing, but someone wants to stop them.

"Has Nancy Drew solved the world's energy crisis? On a mission sponsored by young, rich, and handsome Ralph Credo, Nancy teams up with eccentric scientist Roy Hinkley to find an amazing high efficiency engine able to operate at an unbelievable 200 miles per gallon! The prototype engine, mounted on a tank, was part of an experiment during the final days of World War II. There's just one problem, the engine and the tank are haunted"--Publisher's web site.

A graphic novel parody of Robert Kirkman's "The Walking Dead" graphic novel series and television series, in which Sheriff Mick Grimey wakes up in a hospital bed to discover that a zombie apocalypse has begun. With Deputy Shame, Old Man Wail, Gnarl, Gory, San Andreas, Merle, No-see-im, and T-Bagg, Mick must find a way to survive in a world overrun by the stupidest, most flatulent zombies in history.