Coven: A Graphic Novel
In this queer, paranormal YA graphic novel debut from the author of Some Girls Do and the illustrator of Wonder Woman: Warbringer, a young witch races to solve the grisly supernatural murders of her coven members before the killer strikes again.
"[This] gorgeously illustrated tale mashes together murder mystery and witchcraft." —Nerdist
Emsy has always lived in sunny California, and she’d much rather spend her days surfing with her friends or hanging out with her girlfriend than honing her powers as a fire elemental. But when members of her family’s coven back east are murdered under mysterious circumstances that can only be the result of powerful witchcraft, her family must suddenly return to dreary upstate New York. There, Emsy will have to master her neglected craft in order to find the killer . . . before her family becomes their next target.
"[This] gorgeously illustrated tale mashes together murder mystery and witchcraft." —Nerdist
Emsy has always lived in sunny California, and she’d much rather spend her days surfing with her friends or hanging out with her girlfriend than honing her powers as a fire elemental. But when members of her family’s coven back east are murdered under mysterious circumstances that can only be the result of powerful witchcraft, her family must suddenly return to dreary upstate New York. There, Emsy will have to master her neglected craft in order to find the killer . . . before her family becomes their next target.
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If you are a teenager - or like myself are a 37 year old teenager - and love Sabrina, Charmed or A Discovery of Witches, you will love this book. It is a quick, easy and entertaining read and has such a crispy autumnal feel and was a lot of fun to read during the dog days of summer when you just can't wait for it to be fall!
The Craft vibes.
I love witches in modern day settings.
I think these characters should have been in collage/university. Seems weird a high school kid has a box of sex toys.
I love witches in modern day settings.
I think these characters should have been in collage/university. Seems weird a high school kid has a box of sex toys.
Graphic novels are not my thing, so this was a challenge. (I don’t think my brain knows how to process it together) Having said that, I really enjoyed the story. I hope there are more coming. The artwork is also gorgeous.
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