2025
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The new scaremester is well underway as a mystery fills the halls and the students prepare for the Howlidays! Students have gone missing, and un-life at Monster High gets more complicated with each passing day. Everyone is on edge, causing cat fights between even the beast of fiends. But none feel the burden as heavily as the school’s new protector. Only Wydowna Spider and all six of her hands could count Draculaura’s obligations. Between her new position as director of the school board, fearleading practice, ghoulwork, student disembody council, and Ra knows what else, she’s found herself at D’Eath’s door…literally. Plus, questions swirl when the school board dusts off the Monster Claws and begins to enforce them after centuries of being lax about monster-normie relations. Who created the Claws? Why reinstate them now? What is their true purpose? Then, Halloween is coming! Headmaster Frankenstein and Draculaura are throwing a carnival for the real monsters guaranteed to genuinely send chills down their spines, and Monster High is packed with whack-a-molar, pin the wing on the dragon, spiderweb candy, and even a maze of frightmares. Plus, blankets of snow have settled over Monster High, which can only mean that the Howliday Ball is around the coroner. There’s nothing quite like a school dance to scare up some defrightful drama. Volume 2 collects issues #5–7 and the Halloween Special and Howliday Haunt one-shots.
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Jacque Aye
Author · 12 books
Jacque Aye is a Dallas-dwelling author, worldbuilder, and creator of the popular indie comic and lifestyle brand, Adorned by Chi. Adorned by Chi worked with the likes of Sanrio, collaborating on a collection for their Small Business, Big Smile initiative. As a member of the manga and anime space, Jacque grew her small, tight-knit community into one that boasts over 100,000 magical beings across social media. Jacque is a vocal supporter of mental health awareness and self-care amongst Black women–advocating for those suffering from depression and social anxiety. In her fiction work, she writes about woeful women, with a surrealist, magical touch.
