Skottie Young is a celebrated illustrator and cartoonist whose distinctive visual style has captivated audiences across major publishing and entertainment companies. With over a decade of experience, he has honed a unique artistic voice that brings imaginative worlds to life with energetic lines and expressive characters. His work is renowned for its dynamic composition and ability to convey emotion and narrative through striking imagery. Young's approach to visual storytelling makes him a standout talent in the illustration and comic art world.
Follow Gert, a forty year old woman stuck in a six year olds body who has been stuck in the magical world of Fairyland for nearly thirty years. Join her and her giant battle-axe on a delightfully blood soaked journey to see who will survive the girl who HATES FAIRYLAND
Contains material originally published in single magazine form as I hate Fairyland #11-15--Indicia.
I Hate Fairyland andMiddlewest Eisner Award-winning writer Skottie Young and artist Kyle Strahm (Spread, Unearth) come together for an all-new epic fantasy/adventure mini-series! Join Twig on the first day of his new job, a Jeff Smith's Bone-esque journey to save a The Dark Crystal/Labyrinth-style world. Join our hesitant hero for an inspiring and imaginative tale of hope, heartache and the determination to overcome insurmountable odds!
Rocket and Groot are the most lovable duo in all of the Marvel-Verse and these are some of their craziest adventures! One's a furball packing firepower, and the other is a walking tree with a unique way with words. But for all their amazing abilities, can they entertain a group of alien scouts with a campfire story? A Friday night fight ensues when Rocket and Groot are recruited into Iron Man's intergalactic football league, Groot finds himself worshipped by alien Vikings - and when things get competitive between Rocket and Groot, they find themselves in a war zone! Plus: During a trip to Earth, Rocket has a to-do list - but Groot has a very personal mission! Collecting: Rocket Raccoon (2014) 5, Rocket Raccoon and Groot (2016) 4-6, Groot (2015) 6
When a violent storm levels his sleepy Middlewesttown, Abel and his childhood companion, Fox, must hastily flee into a world ofmystical carnies and soothsayer hobos, bridge trolls and wilderness spirits,endless forests and forgotten children. SKOTTIE YOUNG (Strange Academy, I HATEFAIRYLAND) and JORGE CORONA (NO. 1 WITH A BULLET, Feathers), with coloristJEAN-FRANCOIS BEAULIEU and letterer NATE PIEKOS, collect the complete EisnerAward-nominated tale of Abel, a boy who must navigate a strange and mysteriousland in order to discover who he canbecome. Collects MIDDLEWEST #1-18, withexclusive bonus features!
The Marvel Universe’s first school for sorcerers throws open its doors! Doctor Strange has finally established an academy for the mystic arts, bringing together young people from across the cosmos with an aptitude for magic to study under tutors including Brother Voodoo, the Ancient One, the Scarlet Witch, Magik, Daimon Hellstrom and all your favorite Marvel mages! From mindful Mindless Ones to pan-dimensional games of tag, the Strange Academy definitely lives up to its name — but the students’ first field trip lights a fuse that will blow up in a big way! Tragedy strikes, hearts are broken, uncanny new abilities manifest and a huge secret is revealed! The Academy’s extraordinary curriculum will take the class from outer space to Asgard — and if a shocking murder mystery isn’t traumatic enough, Parents’ Day sure will be! COLLECTING: Strange Academy (2020) 1-12
Book one: Chapter eight 'Tower of Battle' art by Jeffrey Chamba Cruz.
Contains material originally published in single magazine form as I HATE FAIRYLAND #16-20.--indicia.
"Originally published in single magazine form as Middlewest #13-18"--Page facing title page.
Abel's journey to deal with his family legacy continues as a newfound sense of stability slips through his fingers. Writer SKOTTIE YOUNG (I HATE FAIRYLAND, DEADPOOL) and artist JORGE CORONA (NO. 1 WITH A BULLET, FEATHERS) take Abel to some places both familiar and inevitable, others wild and new. The journey across Middlewest has shown these travelers that their homeland has more hidden away than they could have ever thought.
