Stonebreaker

by Peter Wartman

Overview

WINNER: INDIE Book Award: Best Graphic Novel : Silver

Four years after saving her brother, Anya continues to explore the endless, twisting streets of the mystical city, Noridun. With the help of her friend Toris—the demon librarian—she hunts for a cure to her brother’s amnesia. Meanwhile a pair of mysterious strangers arrive in Anya’s home village. They have a plan that could change everything…! Stonebreaker is the much anticipated sequel to Peter (Avatar: The Last Airbender: Imbalance) Wartman's acclaimed first Graphic Novel, Over the Wall. With stunning fantasy vistas, immersive world building, and fluid, action packed art, Stonebreaker cements Wartman’s status as a break-out new talent to watch out for.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781941250358
Publisher:	Uncivilized Books
Publication date:	06/25/2019
Pages:	224
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 8.40(h) x 0.50(d)
Lexile:	510L (what's this?)
Age Range:	12 - 17 Years

About the Author

Peter Wartman is a cartoonist, illustrator, and the creator of the acclaimed Stonebreaker Chronicles graphic novel series. He is passionate about telling all-ages stories about growing up and dealing with the messiness of the world, all within the backdrop of fantastical cities and futuristic machines He was been drawing comics seriously since 2011 when he published the first installment of the Stonebreaker Chronicles, Over the Wall, online. Over the Wall was eventually published in 2013 by Uncivilized Books, launching his full-time comics career. Since then, Wartman has been hard at work on the second installment, Stonebreaker. In addition to the Stonebreaker Chronicles, he recently completed illustrating the new Avatar: The Last Airbender graphic novel for Dark Horse Comics. Wartman lives in Minneapolis.

Editorial Reviews

Praise for Peter Wartman:

Over the Wall was selected as a YALSA Great Book for Teens

"[The heroine's] venture into the city [is] presented by Wartman in lavish inks and detailed haunting, labyrinthine architecture. Wartman’s use of silent panels, distance, and scale suggest the overwhelming revelations facing his youthful challenger, and his visual focus on the role of storytelling is often ingeniously presented through stone inscriptions and statuary that expand upon the story. [Over the Wall is] a highly approachable adventure tale that explores the nature of quests and the motivations behind them."—Publishers Weekly

"Middle-school readers will love this strong young woman and her dramatic fantasy-adventure."—Booklist

"Above all of the book’s technical virtuosity is a loving eye for charismatic characters who earn their charm—especially the girl and the demon she encounters as she enters the city, whose wary relationship winds up making for a simple, stunning payoff at the end that’s as heart-piercing as the greatest moments of Jeff Smith’s Bone."—The Onion AV Club

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