Lost Legends of Nothing

Ages 8 to 12, Grades 3 to 7

In the sequel to the middle grade full-color fantasy graphic novel Fantastic Tales of Nothing, Nathan and his unlikely team of magical beings return with another hilarious adventure to save their home from the evil spirit who wants to take all the magic from Nothing. 

Welcome back to Nothing! After the battle with Stryx, Nathan is lost and alone (again). But this time he has friends to find and a quest to continue! At least no one is chasing him . . . well, except for that ancient evil spirit trying to destroy Nothing. Oh, and the war started (great!).Once reunited, Nathan, Haven, Sina, and Bardou must continue their journey to the Edge. Nathan has visions of Lerina that intensify as they travel, and the group discovers that the clues to save Nothing may reside in the lost legends of the past. Unexpected allies appear but new enemies lurk everywhere, and the most powerful foe is attacking Haven’s spirit from within, creating a race against time to save them.If Nathan and his band of friends weren’t already feeling the pressure, they must prevent two realms from tearing Nothing apart, defeat Stryx, and not die in the process (no biggie). Otherwise, volken, faes, and all magic could vanish from Nothing . . . forever.

About the Author

Alejandra “Ale” Green is an artist from San José del Cabo, BCS, Mexico. She has worked at a local animation studio, ranging from visual development to 2D animation. She’s also been a concept artist for videogame companies such as EA, Bioware, Zynga, and more. Ale is currently a freelance illustrator and comic artist living in Monterrey, NL. You can visit her online at www.talesofnothing.com.Fanny Rodriguez is an artist and writer from Monterrey, NL, Mexico. She has worked as a web and UI designer for several years before becoming a concept artist and team leader for an outsourcing videogame studio, supervising and creating assets for projects by EA, Bioware, Zynga, and more. She is now a freelance illustrator developing new stories for comics. You can visit her online at www.talesofnothing.com.