"After traveling the multiverse to repair their interdimensional portals, the Brights are ready for a vacation! But their plans fall apart when the portal drops them deep in a strange jungle rather than at the door of the multiverse's coolest resort. The Brights are about to learn that adventure is a lot like space ramen: It always leaves you wanting more!"--Page 4 of cover.

"On a journey to uncover her family's story, Spotted Fawn travels through time and space to reclaim connection to ancestors, language, and the land--creating a path forward in this essential graphic novel. In the dreamworld she bears witness to a mountain of buffalo skulls. They stand as a ghostly monument to the slaughter of the Plains bison to near extinction-- a key tactic to starve and contain the Indigenous People onto reservations. On this path,...

"After the traumatizing events in the Amen Priest Nation, Im confesses his true feelings toward Djoser to Hinome--even though it could cost him his newfound friends. Then, Im seeks out the god Thoth in the Temple of the Moon to learn the secret behind his own origins. What fantastic fate connects Thoth, Apophis, and Im across thousands of years?"--Amazon.com.

"It's almost the end of Winter Break, and Marie is on a reluctant hike through the woods with her brother when they discover a mysterious portal and find themselves in another dimension. Marie is contacted by the Mage Goddess, who gives her the magical Ocean Bracelet, an item that allows her to transform into the superhero Soulstream. With her newfound powers, and the help of her friends, she embarks on a quest to save the Shattered World"--

"Follows the adventures of Hinome, a modern-day Japanese schoolgirl who crosses paths with newly resurrected Egyptian priest Imhotep as he traverses time and space hunting for Magai, devious beings with an appetite for destruction who impersonate the gods... Hinome has been abducted by Yuuto's older brother, Ausir, and worse still, he's plotting to use her fire to cleanse humanity from the earth. How did Ausir's fixation on his destiny become so twisted?...

"Reed Richards hunts for a cure to his molecular degeneration before it kills him and everyone he loves! Racing against time, he leads his family into the past on an adventure into the timestream as he searches for answers. They encounter an alien world where a thousand-year-old prophecy declares the Invisible Woman the world's long-awaited intergalactic messiah. Then, the F4 travel back to ancient Rome and dine with Caesar on the Ides of March before...

This first volume of the collection contains books 1 and 2 of the series: The City of Shifting Waters - in its original two parts, 9 pages longer format - and The Empire of a Thousand Planets. It also includes book 0, Bad Dreams, translated into English for the first time: the very first adventures of our two heroes, published after City and retroactively numbered. Finally, linking the volumes of this collection together, a long, exclusive interview...

"High school junior Suzume runs into a handsome stranger, Souta, who tells her he is looking for a door and asks where he can find ruins in her town. She points him toward a resort that has long fallen past all hope of repair, then thinks better of it and races after him to warn him of the danger of trespassing there. While fruitlessly searching for Souta, Suzume opens a door seemingly to nowhere and finds a starry landscape stretch out on the other...

So it turns out Jon and Suzie aren't alone. Other people around the world, like them, freeze time when they climax. A self-appointed group wants to regulate and control them through fear and intimidation. Jon and Suzie are falling in love and want their freak flags to fly, but if they're going to fight back they can't do it alone.

"It's a brand-new school year, and the Brights are tackling it just like any other family: by hopping into their minivan, taking a portal to a custom-terraformed planetoid, and meeting students from all over the galaxy! But Nia and Jayden are about to learn that there's more to a universal education than befriending a Glob and mastering mechball. "--Provided by publisher.