Graphic mythical creatures

Describes, in graphic novel format, some of the common sea monsters of folklore, as well as telling the myth "Hercules and the sea monster" in which the hero saves a maiden from being sacrificed to Poseidon's sea monster Ketos, and describing some other popular sea monster stories.

Describes the characteristics of giants and legends and folklore about the mythic creatures, and features a retelling of "Thor in the Land of Giants, " told in graphic novel format, in which the Norse god and his brother, Loki, compete with giants in different activities.

This book, in graphic novel format, tells the tale of "Abhartach's Sepulcher," in which 1300 years ago in Ireland Abhartach came back from the dead after his subjects hired another warlord to kill him.

This book, in graphic novel format, tells the tale of "Therese and the Unicorn," in which King Boron's daughter saved King Boron's life and the unicorn purified the king's heart with his horn.

This book, in graphic novel format, tells the tale of "The Mermaid's Comb," in which an old man in Cornwall, Great Britain, meets a mermaid who is stranded and has to be carried over the sandbar to the sea.

Dragons have been a part of mythology for thousands of years, and stories about them are filled with thrills and danger. The heroic epic of Beowulf and the Dragon is featured in graphic-novel style, using detailed artwork to draw even the most reluctant readers into the world of these powerful mythical creatures.