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In The Graveyard Book Graphic Novel Volume 2, P. Craig Russell continues the tale of Bod, a boy raised by the spirits and inhabitants of a local cemetery. Desiring to attend school among the living, Bod faces the danger that his departure brings to both himself and his spectral guardians. Throughout the story, the looming threat of Jack and his league of villains tests Bod’s resolve and the protective bonds that bind the graveyard community.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: P. Craig Russell
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