Will O' the Wisp Graphic Novel

$25.00

Originally published with Archaia, this book is very special and very out of print so once these are gone they’re gone!

Written and co-created by Tom Hammock (a now famous Production Designer — look him up) and co-created and drawn by me and colored by Adam Guzowski.

This was my first ever comic anything! And it’s 216 pages!

It’s beautifully bound/designed with foil accents and a diary clasp! It is also digest size so it fits on the shelf with all your other spooky novels.

This is a YA book about Aurora, a young who finds herself living on an ossuary island in the swamps of Louisiana with her estranged Grandfather. Soon after she moves into his dilapidated Victorian house, spooky disappearances start to occur on the island. With the help of her new friend, Missy the raccoon, Aurora must find a way to stop this evil using her wits, new friendships and hoodoo magic.

Although this book is not graphic, it is very creepy so we suggest it isn’t for young readers who are sensitive to spooky things. There are also depictions of corpses, skeletons and drug use.

This is a great book for young readers and adult readers alike.

All books come with a signature.

Originally published with Archaia, this book is very special and very out of print so once these are gone they’re gone!

Written and co-created by Tom Hammock (a now famous Production Designer — look him up) and co-created and drawn by me and colored by Adam Guzowski.

This was my first ever comic anything! And it’s 216 pages!

It’s beautifully bound/designed with foil accents and a diary clasp! It is also digest size so it fits on the shelf with all your other spooky novels.

This is a YA book about Aurora, a young who finds herself living on an ossuary island in the swamps of Louisiana with her estranged Grandfather. Soon after she moves into his dilapidated Victorian house, spooky disappearances start to occur on the island. With the help of her new friend, Missy the raccoon, Aurora must find a way to stop this evil using her wits, new friendships and hoodoo magic.

Although this book is not graphic, it is very creepy so we suggest it isn’t for young readers who are sensitive to spooky things. There are also depictions of corpses, skeletons and drug use.

This is a great book for young readers and adult readers alike.

All books come with a signature.