Queenie Chan is a celebrated graphic novelist renowned for her compelling blend of mystery and horror. Her work often delves into the supernatural, exploring themes of ghosts and the unknown with a distinctive visual style. Chan skillfully crafts narratives that keep readers on the edge of their seats, drawing them into atmospheric worlds filled with suspense and intrigue. Her unique approach to storytelling has garnered international acclaim, establishing her as a significant voice in contemporary graphic fiction.
In the third of the "Women Who Were Kings" series, we follow the life of one of England's most celebrated monarchs--Queen Elizabeth 1. From her difficult early childhood to her struggle to ascend to the throne, her remarkable reign nonetheless laid the foundations for the later British Empire, even as it came at great personal cost. What were her small moments of triumph, and private moments of despair? What is her story?
Trapped in an elevator, the protagonist faces a chilling scenario when they discover a murdered man beside them. As tensions rise, they must navigate the claustrophobic space while unraveling the mystery of the murder. The story blends suspense and psychological intrigue, exploring themes of fear, trust, and the unexpected connections formed in dire situations. With a limited time frame, the characters are forced to confront their own secrets and the truth behind the crime, leading to a gripping and unpredictable climax.
Featuring twelve diverse short manga stories by Queenie Chan, this anthology showcases a decade of her creativity from 2000 to 2010. The collection spans various genres, including horror, romance, adventure, and fantasy, highlighting her versatility as both a writer and artist. Readers can explore previews of the stories on the creator's website, offering a glimpse into the unique narratives and artistic style that define Chan's work.
The first graphic novel from Dean Koontz, featuring the famously well-loved character of Odd Thomas.