Category: The Stack

Akira and Minato think that seeing ghosts and other strange creatures is pretty weird, but their new neighbors seem to think it’s just another normal day. The Lee siblings soon realize that, if they want answers, they will have to find them for themselves.

The old “go back in time and kill X” trope gets an intense new twist in this book from acclaimed horror writer Stephen Graham Jones. Indigenous linguist Tad is sent from an apocalyptic 22nd century to the 15th with a critical mission: save the future by killing Christopher Columbus. But, of course, things can’t be that straightforward…

Baby Yoda fans, unite! (Yes, I know his name is Grogu. No, I will not call him that.) This new manga series follows a softhearted bounty hunter as, rather than turning a powerful yet innocent child over to the Empire, he goes on the run to keep the little one safe. But you probably knew all that already.

The series that started with Sheets concludes with Lights, in which our friendly young ghost Wendell decides to investigate what his life was like prior to his drowning. With human friends Marjorie and Eliza to assist, the trio will stumble upon some frightening secrets — and some reassuring truths.

A simple spring break trip to New York turns into so much more than that as friendships are put to the test and romance blooms where it is least expected! What will these three friends’ lives be like when they finally make it back to the real world?

Cahun and her partner, Marcel Moore, met and became Surrealist artists in early-20th-century France, where they challenged others’ views of what art and gender really were. This beautiful biography covers their lives, their art, and their activism, including the work they did undermining the Nazis during World War II.

This magical series concludes with twins Dani and Dorian in serious trouble: Dani is under a curse, and Dorian has gone missing altogether. Can their friends save the twins from certain doom and help them overthrow a wicked king who hates magic?

Kaguya is, well, not your ideal princess. Loudmouthed and independent-minded, she is nonetheless her kingdom’s only hope after her mother falls ill, usurpers take over the Silver Court, and Kaguya herself is exiled from the moon. Now she has to fight her way back and reclaim the throne!

“Piddy” Sanchez has barely started at her new high school when she finds out that a girl she doesn’t even know has it out for her. Why? Has Piddy done something to offend her, or does Yaqui Delgado just hate Piddy for who she is? More importantly, how can Piddy deal with the constant bullying? Based on the prose novel, this is a YA comic that readers of all ages can enjoy and identify with.

Also based on a novel, this story follows Janus, a teenager who enters a video game tournament only for all of the other contestants to drop dead around him. The culprit: nightmares that have escaped into the real world. It’s up to Janus and a mysterious ally to protect reality from these mythological monsters!

The Wide Plains Fighting Tournament is where all the best fighters gather to compete — and Pitch longs to be one of them! But to survive, let alone win, this contest, Pitch will have to deal with surly fellow competitors, including veteran Sonny Chan, as well as an emperor who may or may not have sinister plans for our young hero…

When Kat rolls into a small Texas town in search of material for her paranormal podcast, she doesn’t expect to get help from Mari, a cute girl who has just returned to the same town for her abuela’s funeral. And neither of them expects to uncover such dark and dangerous secrets about the town’s past!

In this timely story, Clementine moves to Mars to work on artificial intelligence. The last thing she expected was to fall in love with Kye, her boss’s AI assistant. She definitely didn’t expect to be confronted with such dangerous questions about who deserves to be seen as human and what we owe to our fellow sentient beings.

Ken is an aspiring racecar driver. Dante is the ghost of a driver who died in a spectacular crash decades ago and who can’t pass into the afterlife until someone uses his old car to win a race. Is Ken that someone? What are these weird feelings Ken and Dante are feeling for each other? If they do win the race, can they handle the prospect of separating forever?

The popular series continues with Tatsu finding a new side hustle: in addition to being a devoted househusband, he is now working at the local supermarket, teaching shoplifters a lesson they won’t forget! Let’s just hope he doesn’t prove to be a little too good at this job.

Leighton and Dylan used to be best friends. Now, they’re stuck attending the same summer camp for at-risk youth, and if they don’t do well, they won’t get to go to high school with the rest of their friends. How did this happen, and why did their friendship shatter? They’d better sort all that out if they want to fix what they broke…

The evil Inheritors are threatening the world, and where is the heroic Spider-Gwen when we need her? Stuck in another dimension, that’s where. Between that and her various personal problems, Gwen certainly has her work cut out for her!

Cindy is a strange little girl living in an even stranger town. With all sorts of supernatural creeps lurking around the corner, only Cindy and her loyal dog Biscuit can save everyone from harm — because no one else seems to believe that the threats Cindy sees are real!

Clocking in at nearly 1,500 pages, this omnibus of Bruce Banner’s various adventures is perfect for the Hulk super-fan. See our not-so-jolly green giant face off against death, the government, and even himself in this ultimate collection!

Tokio and Azuma’s story continues with the former learning how to use his superhuman abilities to protect others and the latter…stuck in school, as if he wasn’t capable of fighting monsters, too. What is Azuma willing to do to be a big-time hero like his friend Tokio?