Jr. graphic monster stories

A graphic novel account of Arnold Paole, a Serbian soldier in the 1700s, who returned to his hometown, saying he had been bitten by a strange creature in the night, and then died shortly afterward. A series of deaths following his and then five years later were all attributed to Paole, who the local people believed was a vampire.

A graphic novel account of the story of Barney and Betty Hill, who claim they were taken aboard an alien spacecraft in 1961.

Presents, in graphic novel format, some of the more popular accounts of the Chupacabra.

A graphic novel account of women who were accused of witchcraft in the United States during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

Tells the story of a family visiting the Byrds' haunted house in graphic novel format.

A graphic novel account of the legendary Lindworm dragon of Klagenfurt, Austria.

Tells the story of the Lindworm of Klagenfurt and the four brave men who claimed to have outsmarted it.

Examines the question of ghosts by retelling in graphic novel form the story of the Bell family in early nineteenth-century Tennessee who was seemingly attacked by the ghost of a vengeful neighbor.

Nearly every culture has legends of beings who could change their shape from human to animal form and back again. Sometimes these beings were worshiped and sometimes feared. This illustrated text explores these legends and highlights the story of an alleged werewolf who terrorized the countryside of Talbot County, Georgia, in 1850.

Presents in graphic novel format, some accounts of UFO sightings.