Comic quests

"After years of dedicated training and adventure, you are finally a full-fledged knight! You are sent on your first official mission by Elliot, a famous merchant. Impressed by your strength and skills, Elliot entrusts you with the search for a list of precious objects, all hidden on a distant island. Can you find all the objects and bring them back? Can you even return alive from this treacherous and mysterious island? Your success depends on your choices alone, because the hero is you!"--Back cover.

"In a steampunk version of nineteenth-century Paris, magical mana crystals have replaced steam and coal to power the machines and gadgets that make the city tick. On the eve of the Universal Exhibition of 1889, [Paris,] France seeks to demonstrate its power by unveiling a new secret weapon--the imposing Eiffel Tower, built with magic by Gustave Eiffel himself. But then disaster strikes--the mana crystals needed to power the tower are discovered missing! You are a talented student in technomagy, the artful blend of magic and science. You are tasked with the mission of finding enough mana crystals to operate the tower. It's up to you to harness your intelligence, bravery, and skill to fulfill this secret mission"--Provided by publisher.

Snow White's dwarves have not returned from work, so readers must solve puzzles, cast spells, and train magical pets to find them in this choose-you-own-adventure book. Each panel provides clues that will help readers on their way to saving the dwarves, but might land them in a spooky forest or under the spell of a witch. Includes tracker pages for readers to note their progress.

Presents an interactive comic book in which readers can choose their own character--Hocus or Pocus--and their path through Grimm's Woods where they encounter fairytale characters and navigate tricks, traps, and spells to fulfill their mission of finding seven lost children in the woods. Includes a Quest Tracker to record victories and prizes earned in the game.

"Three brothers who dream of joining the Royal Order of Knights must solve riddles, learn combat techniques, and gather magical objects, in a book where the reader's decisions determine the end of the story"--OCLC.