Muirwood: The Lost Abbey Graphic Novel: The Graphic Novel (Covenant of Muirwood) - Tapa blanda

Told in graphic novel form, Muirwood: The Lost Abbey introduces an all-new chapter in Jeff Wheeler’s Muirwood universe.

Maia, the daughter of the king of Comoros, has been banished, her rank and station taken away. Although magic is forbidden of women in her world, Maia secretly learned...and now her desperate father has sent her on a dangerous quest to save their kingdom. Protected by a hired killer, Maia voyages to another realm—the cursed shores of Dahomey, where an ancient Blight has destroyed all the inhabitants. Maia believes she can restore the deadly lands by using her magic medallion, but if she’s discovered wielding her clandestine power, she will most certainly be hunted down and killed.

From renowned fantasy writers Jeff Wheeler, Matthew Sturges (Jack of Fables, House of Mystery), and Dave Justus (Fables: The Wolf Among Us), featuring stunning art by Alex Sheikman (Dark Crystal: Creation Myths) and Lizzy John (Dark Crystal: Creation Myths). Covers by Inaki Miranda (Fairest).

Jeff Wheeler took an early retirement from his career at Intel in 2014 to become a full-time author. He is, most importantly, a husband and father, and a devout member of his church. He is occasionally spotted roaming hills with oak trees and granite boulders in California or in any number of the state’s majestic redwood groves. Visit the author’s website at www.jeff-wheeler.com.

Matthew Sturges has written a number of comics for DC, including House of Mystery, Justice Society of America, and the Eisner-nominated Jack of Fables (with Bill Willingham). Matthew is currently co-writing the DC/Vertigo series Fables: The Wolf Among Us with Dave Justus. He has also written the novel Midwinter, available from Pyr, and its sequel, The Office of Shadow.

Dave Justus is the co-writer of Fables: The Wolf Among Us, the digital-first comic book series from DC/Vertigo. Dave is also the author of Lifeline, the #1 bestselling iOS game. His short story “Rubberband Girl” appears in the superhero prose anthology The Protectors.