Jim Henson Storyteller Giants (2016)
"* A collection of mythic tales of when giants roamed the Earth, inspired by folklore from around the world and told in the spirit of Jim Henson's beloved television series. * In this first issue, rising newcomer Conor Nolan reimagines the'The Peach's Son,' a Japanese tale of a giant who was raised by humans but never accepted by them. * When a nearby village is overrun with evil beings, the giant will take a chance to be a hero and prove himself to be part of the community he calls home. * Upcoming issues will include stories by Brandon Dayton, Feifei Ruan, and more! "
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JIM HENSON STORYTELLER GIANTS #1
"* A collection of mythic tales of when giants roamed the Earth, inspired by folklore from around the world and told in the spirit of Jim Henson's beloved television series. * In this first issue, rising newcomer Conor Nolan reimagines the'The Peach's Son,' a Japanese tale of a giant who was raised by humans but never accepted by them. * When a nearby village is overrun with evil beings, the giant will take a chance to be a hero and prove himself to be part of the community he calls home. * Upcoming issues will include stories by Brandon Dayton, Feifei Ruan, and more! "
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JIM HENSON STORYTELLER GIANTS #2
"In this second issue, Brandon Dayton, creator of one of YALSA's 2008 Top Ten Teen Graphic Novels The Green Monk, combines folklore from Russia, Norway, and France with 'The Tailor's Daughter,' a journey that follows a young woman as she outwits an unruly, cruel giant."
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JIM HENSON STORYTELLER GIANTS #3
"When Pru's little brother Spoon goes missing, she'll need the help of a forest spirit to save him from the lair of Ireland's most fabled supernatural beings: the Fomorian Giants. Presented by Jared Cullum in gorgeous watercolor."
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JIM HENSON STORYTELLER GIANTS #4
"In the final Giants tale, Feifei Ruan tells the Arabic tale of 'The Fisherman and The Giant,' wherein a vengeful king has transformed his people into fish, and a fisherman must work with a giant to release the curse. "