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Stranger Things: Erica the Great (Graphic Novel)

Greg Pak, Danny Lore

Ages 8–12

73 pages · Released Feb 22, 2022

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This middle-grade graphic novel spin-off focuses on Erica's everyday adventures and friendships in Hawkins during the Stranger Things era. The story emphasizes problem-solving, collaboration, and resilience as Erica navigates boredom and social challenges. While it references the show's sci-fi/supernatural backdrop, the actual plot centers on a lighthearted parakeet rescue and friendship dynamics appropriate for the target age group.

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In this Middle Grade foray into the 80's-nostalgia hit series from Netflix, when Erica's frenemy loses track of her mother's prized Parakeet, the two will have to work together to return the bird safe and sound, or deal with the consequences. They learn that even the toughest and smartest people need a little help now... In this Middle Grade foray into the 80's-nostalgia hit series from Netflix, when Erica's frenemy loses track of her mother's prized Parakeet, the two will have to work together to return the bird safe and sound, or deal with the consequences. They learn that even the toughest and smartest people need a little help now and then. Hawkins Indiana has been plagued by strange events for years now. With the Starcourt Mall's recent destruction, Erica has lost her favorite hangout spot and her "free Ice cream for life" deal at Scoops-Ahoy. To make matters worse, her brother is too busy for her and her mom won't let her play Dungeons and Dragons anymore. This is the story of an ambitious, bossy, brilliant ten-year-old dealing with boredom and the complexities of maintaining friendships through tough times. Written by Greg Pak (Stranger Things: Zombie Boys, Stranger Things: The Bully, Ronin Island) and Danny Lore (Queen of Bad Dreams, James Bond) with art by Valeria Favoccia (Stranger Things: Zombie Boys, Assassin's Creed), colors by Dan Jackson, and letters by Nate Piekos.

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ISBN 9781506715049 · Dark Horse Comics

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