The reason for dragons / created by Chris Northrop ; art by Jeff Stokely ; with an introduction by Sean Murphy
By: Northrop, Chris [author]
Contributor(s): Murphy, Sean Stokely, Chris | Murphy, Sean Stokely, Chris
Publisher: Los Angeles, California : Archaia Entertainment, 2013Description: 119 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 27 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 978-1-936393-74-9Subject(s): High school students -- Comic books, strips, etc | Renaissance fairs -- Comic books, strips, etc | Knights and knighthood -- Comic books, strips, etc | Outcasts -- Comic books, strips, etc | Fantasy comic books, strips, etcDDC classification: 741.5973 Summary: Wendell is a high school outcast who lives a lonely, suburban existence, losing himself in books in order to avoid his distant, motorcycle-riding stepfather, Ted. When the school bullies convince Wendell to explore the long-abandoned Renaissance Faire grounds they all believe to be haunted, Wendell is surprised to find a man living in the barn. His new acquaintance seems the definition of crackpot, believing himself to be a medieval knight named Sir Habersham, tasked with the duty of slaying the dragon he insists is wandering the woods. But when Wendell starts hearing rumblings - and listening to Habersham's stories - he starts to wonder if, perhaps, it could all be true. In a heartfelt coming-of age story, Wendell must defy logic in order to follow his heart.| Item type | Current location | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Chiefly illustrations. Book contains folded drawing page in front.
Wendell is a high school outcast who lives a lonely, suburban existence, losing himself in books in order to avoid his distant, motorcycle-riding stepfather, Ted. When the school bullies convince Wendell to explore the long-abandoned Renaissance Faire grounds they all believe to be haunted, Wendell is surprised to find a man living in the barn. His new acquaintance seems the definition of crackpot, believing himself to be a medieval knight named Sir Habersham, tasked with the duty of slaying the dragon he insists is wandering the woods. But when Wendell starts hearing rumblings - and listening to Habersham's stories - he starts to wonder if, perhaps, it could all be true. In a heartfelt coming-of age story, Wendell must defy logic in order to follow his heart.
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