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books:

Courtney Crumrin, Vol. 3: Courtney Crumrin In The Twilight Kingdom (Courtney Crumrin (Graphic Novels))

4 reviews
Ted Naifeh

Oni Press, 2004

Outstanding New Fable With Pretty Much The Full Crumrin Cast
Reprinting the third four-issue miniseries starring adorable young curmudgeon Courtney Crumrin and her excellent cast of co-stars, "In The Twilight Kingdom" manages to come very, very close to its predecessor "Courtney Crumrin And The Coven Of Mystics", which I consider to be one of the greatest comic arcs ever published. The first issue reprinted here is a bit atypical for the Crumrin ...

Courtney Crumrin Volume 4: Courtney Crumrin's Monstrous Holiday (Courtney Crumrin (Graphic Novels))
Ted Naifeh

Oni Press, 2009

Uncle Aloysius takes Courtney to Romania, where she encounters a tribe of nomadic gypsies with a dark secret, and a young woman in danger of losing her heart, or worse, her humanity, to a handsome gypsy violinist. Can Courtney save her? Should she even bother? After all, this is Courtney Crumrin we're talking about. It's old world monsters in new world style in this fourth volume of the critically acclaimed graphic novel series featuring ...

Courtney Crumrin And The Fire Thief's Tale (Courtney Crumrin (Graphic Novels))

1 review
Ted Naifeh

Oni Press, 2007

Excellent
Another great installment in the Courtney Crumrin series. Naifeh continues to produce solid, quality work in the form of heartfelt stories of Courtney and her Uncle Aloynius. If you're a fan of the series, definitely check this out. It's a worthy and rather somber addition.

Courtney Crumrin Tales: A Portrait of the Warlock As a Young Man
Ted Naifeh

Oni Press, 2005

First in a series of one-shots focusing on the characters of the Courtney Crumrin world.

Courtney Crumrin, Vol. 2: Courtney Crumrin & The Coven of Mystics (Courtney Crumrin (Graphic Novels))

6 reviews
Ted Naifeh

Oni Press, 2003

Brilliant On Every Level
Starring the most lovable young curmudgeon in comic book history, Courtney Crumrin, "Coven Of Mystics" is one of the most enderaing, laugh-out loud hilarious, tragic, bittersweet, imaginative and triumphant books I've ever read, comic book or prose, fiction or non-fiction. It's also one of the scariest, with the Rawhead 'N Bloody Bones bog monster more frightening than most of the nasties ...

Courtney Crumrin, Vol. 1: Courtney Crumrin & The Night Things (Courtney Crumrin (Graphic Novels))

18 reviews
Ted Naifeh

Oni Press, 2003

great art, fun writing
I'd put it in the same category as "Bone" and "Sparks: An Urban Fairytale", for fun story-telling, great art, strong female protagonists, and sly humor. Also recommended for anyone who liked "Thief of Time" or "Something Wicked This Way Comes" as a kid.

Courtney Crumrin in the Twilight Kingdom #3 March 2004
Ted Naifeh

Oni Press, 2004

Courtney Crumrin and the Fire Thief's Tale
Ted Naifeh

ONI Press, 2007

Uncle Aloysius takes Courtney to Romania, where she encounters a tribe of nomadic gypsies with a dark secret, and a young woman in danger of losing her heart, or worse, her humanity, to a handsome gypsy violinist. Can Courtney save her? Should she even bother? After all, this is Courtney Crumrin we're talking about!