Description

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The wildly popular, bestselling sci-fi series by Katherine Applegate and Michael Grant returns in a new full-color graphic novel series, adapted by Chris Grine.

When Tobias and his friends were given the power to morph, they were also given an important warning: Never stay in a morph for more than two hours. But Tobias broke the time limit, and now he's trapped in the body of a hawk -- forever.

When he discovers an important Yeerk secret, Tobias knows he has to do everything in his power to destroy it. But to do so, he'll have to contend with a part of himself that's wrestling for dominion. A part that isn't human.

For Tobias, the fight against the Yeerks is more pressing than ever -- not just for humankind, but for his own humanity.

About the Author

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CHRIS GRINE is the creator of the Eisner Award-nominated Chickenhare and Time Shifters. He’s been making up stories since he was a kid, and not just to get out of trouble with his parents. Nowadays, Chris spends most of his time writing and illustrating books, drinking lots of coffee, and sleeping as little as possible. He spends his free time with his wife, playing with his kids, watching movies, and collecting action figures (but only the bad guys).

K.A. Applegate is the married writing team Katherine Applegate and Michael Grant. Their Animorphs series has sold millions of copies worldwide and alerted the world to the presence of the Yeerks. Katherine is also the author of the Endling series and the Newbery Medal–winning The One and Only Ivan. Michael is also the author of the Front Lines and Gone series.

Praise For…

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Praise for The Invasion (Animorphs Graphix #1):

“Sure to be a hit . . . A strong start to a new graphic novel series for young readers.” -- School Library Journal

“This graphic adaptation of the first book in the long-running Animorphs series . . . brings to life the humor and horror of the original.” -- Booklist

“Full of action-packed panels and detailed, realistic illustrations.” -- Kirkus Reviews

Praise for Animorphs:

"[The Animorph books] were dark and witty and thrilling, endlessly inventive and achingly sad. They made me laugh out loud and cry myself to sleep. I've been thinking about them for twenty years." -- The Paris Review

"There's clearly something about Animorphs that has kept kids enthralled." -- Publishers Weekly