[Preview] Another Monster Hunting Adventure Awaits in Action Lab's GHOUL SCOUTS Vol. 2: "I Was a Tweenage Werewolf" TPB

GHOUL SCOUTS Vol. 2: “I Was a Tweenage Werewolf” TPB
A coming-of-age story for Goonies and Monster Squad fans

Return to the town of Full Moon Hollow, the “Paranormal Capital of the World,”and re-join the ragtag team of monster hunting scouts as they take on the latest threat: a werewolf! The series hearkens back to movies like The Goonies and Monster Squad. Pullbox Reviews says GHOUL SCOUTS is “SMART, like a Harry Potter book or the delightful Oddly Normal.”

The creative team from the first volume at Action Lab is back. Eisner, Manning, and Harvey Award-nominee Steve Bryant (ATHENA VOLTAIRE) writes this latest GHOUL SCOUTS adventure, along with artist/co-creator Mark Stegbauer, color team Jason Millet and Drew Browne, and editor Chris Murrin.

“Since the first series, this group of misfits have grown together with a pretty tight bond,” said artist Mark Stegbauer. “They’ve laughed, cried, and celebrated. But also stayed true to themselves and really developed their individuality and diversity.”

Writer Steve Bryant adds, “The group is in a new place; they’re now a real team. It’s fun to show how their relationships and interpersonal dynamics have changed.”

GHOUL SCOUTS Vol. 2: “I Was a Tweenage Werewolf” TPB

Writer: Steve Bryant
Artists: Mark Stegbauer, Jason Millet
Cover Artists: Mark Stegbauer, Jason Millet
128 pgs./ E / FC
$14.99

What people are saying about Ghoul Scouts:

“I love everything about this book from the great title and awesome covers to the fun story and quick pacing.”
– Comic Crusaders

“What made this comic such a joy to read, aside from its characters and storyline, is that everything flowed so nicely together.”
– A Place to Hang Your Cape

“This is a great way for kids to know that problems happen to everyone and that it’s not about the problem, it’s about how you deal with it. It’s important to point out that this segment of the comic book isn’t preachy; it’s done in a campfire setting that kids will easily relate to.”
– Daddy Mojo