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Flight, Vol. 4

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A full-color graphic anthology of short stories by some of the hottest creators in the field, FLIGHT, Volume Fouris the newest addition to a great success story in graphic novel publishing.

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Since 2004, when the first Volume of Flightburst on the scene, the publication of subsequent volumes has become a highly anticipated annual event. Artists are constantly contacting Kibuishi (the editor of the Flightvolumes and himself a contributor), asking to be included in the next volume of Flight. So it's no wonder Flighthas ascended so rapidly in the graphic novel universe, becoming a fan favorite and developing a rabid following. Each contributor's story in the anthology represents a labor of love, and that fact shines through in the overall quality of the series.

"With truly stellar art from masters of the field, this fantasy anthology is a must for comics connoisseurs and a delight to readers who like pretty stories." Publishers Weeklyon Flight, Volume Three(Starred Review.)

Audience
young adultmiddle grade
Length
medium · 344 pages

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