Books like Grant Morrison's 18 days by Grant Morrison

Craig of the Mohicans, a frontier scout turns away from civilization, forming a bond with a Mohican warrior as they escort two sisters across the perilous wilderness of America's frontier.

When Grandma Mimi has a stroke, Claudia must take over babysitting duties, which strains her already tense relationship with her sister and threatens her place in the Babysitters Club.

Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 2

The Lost Hero Graphic Novel follows Jason, Piper, and Leo as new arrivals crash-landing at Camp Half‑Blood, where demigods train, monsters stalk, and an ancient curse threatens the camp’s safety. Pressed to complete a perilous quest by the winter solstice, the trio must brave danger and sacrifice to survive.

Grant Morrison’s graphic novel The Filth follows a surreal crew of cybernetic dolphins and a smoking chimp on a globe‑spanning adventure through bizarre, off‑beat locales.

Teenagers from New York City's elite families learn a shocking secret about their vampiric heritage.

An annotated version of Ginsberg's classic, detailing the composition process and techniques of 'Howl'.

A brilliant scientist, Bruce Banner, hunts a cure to stop his escalating transformation into the Hulk, a powerful, angry creature. His quest pits him against military forces and a deadly adversary known as the Abomination.

A graphic novel adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's classic detective story, featuring the famous detective Auguste Dupin.

A mysterious letter and a ship's journey lead to the death of a man, sparking Holmes's first case as a detective.

From back cover: In an ancient age, when gods and mortals walked the earth together a mysterious prophecy resounds for all to hear, and the bewitchingly beautiful princess Draupadi arises from a sacred fire. ... Adapated from the ancient Indian epic Mahabharata, this is the story of an astonishingly outspoken woman, abandoned at every turn, and forced to make the difficult choice between revenge and compassion.

Luci LaBang is a star: For decades this flamboyant drag artist has cast a spell over screen and stage. Now she’s the leading lady in a smash hit musical. But as time takes its toll, Luci fears her star is beginning to dim. When Luci’s co-star meets with a mysterious accident, a new ingenue shimmers onto the scene: Luda, whose fantastical beauty and sinister charm infatuate Luci immediately . . . and who bears a striking resemblance to Luci herself at a much younger age. Luda begs Luci to share the secrets of her stardom and to reveal the hidden tricks of her trade. For Luci LaBang is a mistress of the Glamour, a mysterious discipline that draws on sex, drugs, and the occult for its trancelike, transformative effects. But as Luci tutors her young protégée, their fellow actors and crew members begin meeting with untimely ends. Now Luci wonders if Luda has mastered the Glamour all too well . . . and exploited it to achieve her dark ambitions. What follows is an intoxicating descent into the demimonde of Gasglow, a fantastical city of dreams, and into the nightmarish heart of Luda herself: a femme fatale, a phenomenon, a monster, and, perhaps, the brightest star of them all.

328 pages : 26 cm

Grant Morrison’s black‑comedy graphic novel pairs the rebellious teens of Kill Your Boyfriend with the demon‑battling miniseries VimanaRama in a double book of irreverent, violent anarchy.

A graphic novel retelling of a tale of torture and survival under the Spanish Inquisition.