ghouls and ogres

Safrag the sorcerer wields the Fire Rose, a fantastic artifact with the power to remake the world of Krynn, but the half-breed Golgren plans to risk everything to steal the Fire Rose.

Having led the Ogre Titans to victory in battle against an army of undead, Golgren pushes forward in the quest to gain the magical artifact known as the Fire Rose, not knowing the obstacles he may face along the way.

Discover the horrible fate of Jonathan York as he sets out on his journey through a spooky forest with an alarming party of travelmates! Jonathan York has led a boring life - a pointless degree from the community college, a lackluster job at the General Store, and never any desire for something more exciting. But when fate leaves him stranded in a sinister land, he finds himself seeking an adventure of his own. Along the way he encounters ghoulish thieves, ravenous swamp monsters, a dastardly ice cream conspiracy, and a necromancer bent on human sacrifice. In this beautifully illustrated, four-color novel, Jonathan York's life takes a decidedly spooky turn!.

"Ogres are harrowing creatures with roots in European storytelling. They have evolved through various tales from around the world. Today, they appear in timeless movies and role-playing games. This book discusses the history of ogres, the fables that defined them, and their place in society today"--Provided by the publisher.

When Milo Speck enters Ogregon, a land populated with hungry ogres, enormous turkeys, children needing rescue, and his own, ordinary, salesman-father, his top priority is to escape--but only after thwarting a plot to turn children everywhere into ogre snack food.

After saving three worlds, Max has trouble settling back into middle school and life at home, but when he tries to return to the magical planet of Magrus, the evil Maelshadow begins changing humans into monsters in an effort to take over the planet.

Jack has to use his wits to rescue the princess kidnapped by the feathered ogre, answer the questions of those who help him on his way, and thus win a just reward.

Presents four horror stories in graphic novel format, including a tale about a reality television series producer who keeps pitching shows from beyond the grave.

Explains monsters as concoctions of the public imagination, reactions to cultural influences, social change, and historical events; and making use of newspaper accounts, films, and oral histories presents a history of America that illustrates how the monstrous reflects society's fears and shapes historical behavior.