comics adaptations

A graphic novel adaptation of "Star Wars, The Last Jedi," in which Rey must learn the secrets of the Force from Luke Skywalker and convince him to help the Resistance fight the sinister First Order.

"Marinette is the sweetest girl in Paris. With a big crush on a boy at school, a big dream of becoming a fashion designer, and a big problem with being totally awkward, she's just your average teenage girl, right? Did we mention she's also the crime fighting superhero Ladybug? Becoming Ladybug is a complicated process! First, Marinette needs a Kwami," which is a tiny magical assistant (hers is named Tikki). She also needs a "Miraculous," which is a magical accessory (hers is a pair of earrings). Tikki uses the Miraculous to transform Marinette. But her Ladybug super powers only work for a limited time! When Hawk Moth uses his mind-controlling, moth-like creatures called akuma to turn people into baddies, it's up to Ladybug to capture them and save the day! Well, she gets a little help from her superhero friend, Cat Noir... If only she knew Cat Noir's true identity--her crush, Adrien!"--Amazon.com.

"Every story has a beginning. Discover how Marinette and Adrien, two high school students practically like everyone else, became Ladybug and Cat Noir, and why Hawk Moth is their sworn enemy"--Back cover.

"Follow Ladybug and Cat Noir as they save Paris from Hawk Moth's akumatized citizens such as Roger Cop, whose embodiment of the law ensures a tyrannical justice; the Bubbler, who wants a city of all children; and Mr. Pigeon, whose aim is a city of birds!! Will Paris ever be safe from Hawk Moth and his akuma? There's only one way to find out! Spots on, Claws out!"--Back cover.

In graphic novel format presents fifteen African fairy tales interpreted by modern cartoonists.

"Mystery and danger lurk for Holmes and Watson... A series of murders and a set of mysterious symbols spell out danger for Sherlock and John in their latest case... This manga adapts "The Blind Banker", the second episode of the smash-hit Hartswood Films TV show"--Back cover.

A graphic novel version of H. G. Wells' classic novel, in which an Englishman tries to find his wife after Martians land on Earth just outside of London in the late nineteenth century while the British military and human technology fail in their efforts to stop the Martians, who have begun to kill and feed off of humans.

"Ishmael and his friend, Queequeg, join Captain Ahab to hunt for a famous white whale"--Provided by publisher.

"Follow Tim Goodman's journey through Ryme City, as he searches for his missing father. With twists and turns around every corner, nothing is more twist-y than Tim's unexpected partner, a Pikachu with a penchant for coffee anddanger. In a city where humans and Pokemon live together in harmony, unexpected dangers surround them as they try to solve a mystery . . . and maybe save the world"--Back.

"[Presents a graphic novelization of Scott Cawthon's 'The Twisted Ones in which] ten years after the murders at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, Charlie and her childhood friends get together on the anniversary of the event at the abandoned pizza place to find that the four animatronic entertainment mascots have changed"--OCLC.