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Mae
Series · 9 books · 2015-2018

Books in series

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Mae Vol. 1

2017

Mae's beloved older sister, Abbie, has been missing for years. Mae has her theories about where Abbie might be. But nowhere in her wildest imagination do those theories encompass a fantasy world full of terrifying monsters, power-hungry nobles, and nefarious scientists. That is, until Abbie suddenly reappears in Mae's world. And not alone.
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Mae #4

2016

GENE HA'S ALL-AGES FANTASY ADVENTURE! On a quest to rescue their father, Mae and Abbie venture deeper into the fantasy world that Abbie has called home for the past ten years. "Mae is a beautiful, riveting work of comics art that I would recommend to anyone" - Mark Waid (Kingdom Come) "The actual reading of the story was pure joy, since I was already won over, and fully confident that I was once more in the hands of an expert storyteller" - Bill Willingham (Fables)
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Mae #5

2016

Cornered by an evil duke, Mae and Abbie are desperate to escape and rescue their father. But it's out of the frying pan and into the fire as Mae starts to learn more about Abbie's past in this fantasy world that once hailed her as a hero. 'The actual reading of the story was pure joy, since I was already won over, and fully confident that I was once more in the hands of an expert storyteller.'-Bill Willingham (Fables)
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Mae #6

2016

Before Mae’s sister Abbie was known as Ani, Fallen Queen of the MHoukové, she was just a punk kid running away from problems at home. This standalone issue, illustrated by guest artist Paulina Ganucheau, shows how something, or someone, in the magical world of Cimerter n transformed Abbie into the warrior she is today. \* A standalone story with guest art by Paulina Ganucheau! \* An all ages fantasy adventure! "Mae manages to make you fall in love with a fantasy world you don't even see in the issue.” —AiPT!
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Mae #7

2018

Mae, Abbie, and Kvido have nearly escaped death countless times, but that won't stop them from taking on the Zemětřasi to rescue their father. When they stumble across Petra Stoneheart, an old friend of Abbie's, Mae starts to learn more about the unfamiliar fantasy world she's followed Abbie through and about the sister she's been separated from for years.
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Mae #8

2018

Still no closer to finding her father and now hurt over her separation from Abbie, Mae finds herself on her own for the first time since arriving in Cimrterén. After finding new friend Drydon, they start a booming business selling Mae's "inventions." Skateboards, yo-yos, ice cream, and popcorn—totally unfamiliar in this new world—prove to be hot commodities. Once Mae's reputation of master inventor begins to spread, her new boss (a.k.a. her kidnapper) forces her to start inventing something far deadlier.
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Mae #9

2018

Mae's best friend Dahlia is still back in Indiana while Mae and Abbie go to The Other World, Cimrterén, to find their dad. But when Dahlia gets an unexpected visitor, he begins causing problems on campus. Between finals, missing her friend, and college parties gone wrong, Dahlia can't handle an other-worldly creature trying to find his way back through the gate.
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Mae #10

2018

After a long time apart, Mae is finally reunited with her best friend Dahlia in Indiana. But the visit takes a sudden turn when the pair begin to uncover hidden family secrets, and Colt, Mae's boyfriend back home, makes a difficult proposition. With a dangerous storm ahead of them in the other world, Mae will need all the help she can get.
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Mae

2015

When her long lost sister returns, Mae Foretell gets pulled into her world of wonders and peril. After her sister disappeared without a trace 8 years ago, Mae was left to care for her ailing father. She went to school and continued on with life. On the fateful day that Abbie returns, she reveals fantastic tales filled with adventure. These stories are hard to believe - until the monsters show up...

Authors

Mark Waid
Mark Waid
Author · 435 books
Mark Waid (born March 21, 1962 in Hueytown, Alabama) is an American comic book writer. He is best known for his eight-year run as writer of the DC Comics' title The Flash, as well as his scripting of the limited series Kingdom Come and Superman: Birthright, and his work on Marvel Comics' Captain America.
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