Deepwater Creek: A Graphic Novel

Praise

“Michael Regina’s beautifully written and illustrated graphic novel, Deepwater Creek, is a nautical nightmare full of monsters, mystery, bravery, friendship, and family. It’s a fast-paced, action-packed story about facing our fears in order to take care of the people we love. Regina is the master of gorgeous, heartfelt middle grade horror in the graphic novel space. I adored it and thrill-seeking middle grade readers are going to eat it up.” —Lora Senf, Bram Stoker Award winner and author of The Clackity

“Deepwater Creek is an absolute blast! An adventurous fishing trip down river that gets swept off into Lovecraftian monster territory, with a cast of well-realized young characters fighting desperately not to become fish bait. Throw in beautiful watercolor art and a big beating heart beneath all the soggy mutants, and you have a real trophy winner!” —Trevor Henderson, author of Scarewaves

“Michael Regina is making meaningful, masterfully crafted, middle-grade horror stories unlike anything else on the shelf.” —Josh Ulrich, author of The Terrifying Tales of Vivian Vance

Praise for The Sleepover:

“A suspenseful thrill ride for all ages!” —Kazu Kibuishi, #1 New York Times bestselling creator of the Amulet series

“With its sharp dialog and beautiful, suspenseful storytelling, The Sleepover will have kids both excited and horrified about the next time they spend the night at a friend’s house.” —Mike Maihack, creator of the Cleopatra in Space series

“The Sleepover masterfully combines a spine-chilling story with so much heart that kids as well as adults will find it’s hard to put down. —Chris Grine, co-creator of the Animorphs graphic novel series

“The Sleepover reminds us we need others to overcome the monsters in our lives.” —Stephen McCranie, creator of the Space Boy and the Mal and Chad series

“The ’90s setting captures the feel of vintage horror. An excellent flashlight-under-the-blanket read.” —Kirkus Reviews

“The kids, all geared up to fight a supernatural being, bring a Stranger Things vibe to the action-packed story. Shadowy art ominously peppered with crows and cut with flashlight beams creates an eerie atmosphere. Kids after a spooky, backyard adventure will find plenty to enjoy.” —Booklist

“A touching meditation on the loss of a caregiver that explores grief that grows monstrous. This graphic novel offers spooky entertainment and a serious message.” —School Library Journal