Seagle, Steven T

"Skye is excited to return to Camp Midnight as an older, seasoned camper when she discovers that her parents are putting her on a bus headed to her intended camp from last summer: Camp Daybright. Skye has a sinking feeling of deja vu and wonders what could be worse than a sequel gone wrong? She'll find out with new friends, a new camp, and a creepily familiar new arch-frenemy that all add-up to big adventures and bigger scares at the camp with a happy name but a monstrous secret just beyond its fences!"--Provided by publisher.

"Not wanting to please her 'step-monster,' reluctant camper Skye is dead set on not fitting in when she's sent away to summer camp. Luckily, that won't be a problem as Skye accidentally boarded the wrong bus, and everyone at Camp Midnight--with the exception of fellow camper and fast-friend, Mia--is a full-fledged monster! Can Skye keep her secret identity as a human hidden until she catches her bus for home? And if Skye and Mia fear monsters, what exactly is it that monsters are afraid of?"--Back cover.

Frankie Stein has never left his castle home outside of Transylvania, Pennsylvania, because his father warned him that the town is full of monsters. When Frankie finally wanders into town on his birthday, October 31, he is horrified to find that the town really is full of monsters and he runs away, but the monsters follow Frankie all the way home, where he gets a big surprise.

Facing unemployment if he cannot present new research to the scientific community, quantum physicist Ted Marx tries to coerce his elderly father-in-law into revealing a profound and devastating secret that Einstein entrusted to him.

Presents a graphic novel in which Steve, a freelance comic book writer, is offered the chance to chronicle the adventures of Superman, but a long-kept family secret keeps him from being able to reconcile reality with a hero who always steps in to save the day.