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by Eoin Colfer (Author), Michael Moreci (Adapted by), Stephen Gilpin (Illustrator)
The third book in Eoin Colfer's internationally bestselling series about a criminal mastermind and his siege against dangerous, tech-savvy fairies, now as a graphic novel!
Artemis Fowl is going straight...as soon as he pulls off the most brilliant feat of his career. At least, that's the plan when he attempts to sell his C Cube, a supercomputer built from stolen fairy technology. When his efforts to broker a deal for the Cube with a powerful businessman go terribly wrong, his loyal bodyguard and friend, Butler, is mortally injured. The only thing that will save him is fairy magic, so once again Artemis must contact his old rival, Holly Short. It's going to take a miracle to save Butler, and Artemis's luck may have just run out.Author Biography
Eoin Colfer is the New York Times bestselling author of the children's fantasy series Artemis Fowl. His other notable works include Cloud Babies, illustrated by Chris Judge, The Dog Who Lost His Bark, Half Moon Investigations, Airman and The Supernaturalist, and he has sold over twenty million books worldwide. He was the Irish Children's Laureate, the winner of the Evergreen Young Adult Book Award, and won the Irish Children's Book of the Year Award for his story Imaginary Fred, illustrated by Oliver Jeffers. He lives in Ireland with his wife and two children. You can visit him online at www.eoincolfer.com and on Instagram as @eoincolfer.
Michael Moreci is a bestselling comics author and novelist. His novels include Black Star Renegades and its sequel, We Are Mayhem. In the comics world, he's created numerous critically acclaimed original titles (Wasted Space, The Plot, Curse) and has written for many established universes (Star Wars, Archie, Stranger Things). Michael lives in Oak Park with his family. Follow him on Twitter @MichaelMoreci. Stephen Gilpin is the illustrator of more than thirty children's books, including Volume 2 in the Wires and Nerve graphic novel series based on Marissa Meyer's Lunar Chronicles. He currently parks his bicycle in the metropolis of Gas, Kansas where he hangs out with his family, works and wonders who that nice three-legged dog belongs to. Visit his website at www.sgilping.com.
