science fiction graphic novels

"With their former school compromised by dangerous alien forces, Tara, Misako, Summer, and Kat must relocate to a new hidden location--The School for Extraterrestrial Boys! Located on a remote island in the Arctic north, the new campus contains dozens of sinister secrets. While sleeping in eerie cabins at night, the girls spend their days attempting to unlock the mysteries of the castle where the boys stay. . .all under the watchful eye of the enigmatic Headmaster Stokes! This school year will prove to be anything but normal as the girls experience a semester full of blossoming romances, self-discovery, and the challenge of surviving not only the secrets of the terrifying island, but the boys, as well"--Back cover.

"Marco never wanted to be an Animorph. He never wanted the ability to change into animals, and he definitely didn't want to be a member of the planet's only defense against a secret alien army. All Marco wants to do is take care of his dad, the only family he has left after his mom died two years ago. If anything happens to Marco, his dad will be alone. But something big is about to change for Marco--something that will give him a reason to fight"--Provided by publisher.

"Plucky mechanic Pan has finally escaped her dead-end planet, building a new sort of family with the rebel gladiators Bee & Cass and the mysterious hacktivist Kate. They've even rescued a princess. . .But what if this princess has her own ideas? Whatever happened to Pan's childhood friend Tara? And if they become galactic fugitives, will the immense pressure of life on the run threaten to tear them apart, just in time for the biggest heist of their lives?"--Back dust jacket.

"In 2115, Earth has been abandoned as a lost cause, and humankind has moved on to space colonization. At a decrepit high school for underprivilged youth on the moon, Stab, Yuki, and Una are three teenagers who try to keep their boredom and resentment at bay by fighting rival gangs and cliques, hanging out, and sleeping their way through class, all while trying to avoid punishment from the student council. Fights over turf, respect, and snacks lead to unearthing an exciting secret, but is their friendship strong enough to forge a new future?"--back cover.

"It's his first day at a new school, and Stanley wishes he could disappear. He can hardly believe it when, after a big spill at the science fair, POOF! Stanley is invisible! It's awesome! He can do anything he wants, and no one will know! But Stanley isn't the only one who turned invisible. The inventor of the potion is not happy about the accident and takes his anger out on kids all over town. Stanley wants to use his power for good . . . which means going up against the one person who can make him visible again"--Provided by publisher.

"Born in a laboratory and raised in a glass-encased cell, Frog Boy--a human/animal hybrid--knows very little about the real world other than what he has learned by playing video games. After [seventeen] years trapped in the prison-like Tin Can at the heart of Pop City, the teenager seeks to establish his identity and cement his own path, orchestrating his escape in hopes of securing his freedom"--Provided by publisher.

"Young Kadyn though beign lost in the wild heavens was the most fun a kid could have. But now he's beginning to see the true face of the deep space danger all around him. Meanwhile, his father Gil, who's been fighting every step of the way to find his son, may have finally hit his breaking point . . . and completely lost his mind!"--Back cover.

"What would the world be like if 80 percent of the population manifested superpowers called "Quirks"? Heroes and villains would be battling it out everywhere! Being a hero would mean learning to use your power, but where would you go to study? The Hero Academy of course! But what would you do if you were one of the 20 percent who were born Quirkless? Endeavor and Dabi clash as the villain reaches critical mass, but Endeavor's path to victory may also lead to his own destruction. Elsewhere, Ochaco tries to talk Himiko Toga down. She'll have to find something inside Toga to appeal to before it's too late. Both of these battles circle the main event--All Might versus All For One--in a showdown that's been a long time coming. But All Might is a shadow of his former self--can he still go the distance?"--Back cover.

"Rocket and Groot are living their best lives touring the galaxy for the very best deep-dish pizza in the universe. Just as Rocket is about to bite down on a gooey slice of pizza with extra trash, an alert pops up on his bounty tracker: Star-Lord has been kidnapped and is being held for ransom! Rocket and Groot immediately drop their 'za and jump into action. Who would want to capture Peter Quill anyway? Okay--maybe a lot of people. It's probably best to start with someone who actually likes Peter. Gamora! But when Rocket and Groot locate Gamora, she is in the middle of a battle with Thanos"--Provided by publisher.

"While fleeing the Galactic Federation, Stitch's spaceship malfunctions and he makes an emergency landing . . . not in Hawaii, but in sengoku-era Japan! Discovered by the brutal warlord Lord Yamato and his clan, Stitch's incomparable cuteness is no match for the battle-weary samurai, who decides to bring the "blue tanuki" home with him. Will Stitch's love of chaos turn into a formidable advantage for the samurai's influence? Or will his cute and fluffy form disarm the noble lord's stern facade?"--Provided by publisher.