Kazu Kibuishi Books in Order
Browse Kazu Kibuishi’s graphic novels and anthologies in order, with brief summaries, creator background, and tips on where to start if you like Svetlana Chmakova’s work.
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Kazu Kibuishi books in publication order
19 books
Flight, Vol. 1
by Kazu Kibuishi
2004
Edited by Kazu Kibuishi, this comics anthology explores flight through varied visual stories. A homemade airplane's first voyage and a courier traveling with a flying whale are among adventures that approach the theme from different imaginative directions.
Daisy Kutter
by Kazu Kibuishi
2005
Retired gunfighter Daisy Kutter opens a general store, hoping to leave crime behind in the New West. Her past soon pulls her back into danger, forcing her to face robots and ruthless criminals while attempting to build an ordinary life.
Flight, Vol. 2
by Kazu Kibuishi
2005
This comics anthology brings together new and returning artists for stories spanning fantasy and everyday emotion. A fading seaside romance, profit-seeking monster hunters and a discarded robot's search for meaning offer three very different narrative journeys.
Flight, Vol. 3
by Kazu Kibuishi
2006
Kazu Kibuishi edits a collection of illustrated short stories by multiple creators, including Becky Cloonan and Ben Hatke. Adventures range from a journey toward the world's edge to a sea monster's troubled encounter with life on land.
Flight, Vol. 4
by Kazu Kibuishi
2007
This volume gathers comics by creators including Raina Telgemeier, Jon Klassen and Amy Kim. An alien-world castaway and rival food merchants appear among its varied adventures, with an afterword by fellow comics creator Jeff Smith.
The Stonekeeper
by Kazu Kibuishi
2008
After their father's death, Emily and Navin move into their great-grandfather's strange old house. When a creature abducts their mother, the siblings follow into an underground world, where a mysterious amulet offers Emily dangerous new power.
Flight, Vol. 6
by Kazu Kibuishi
2009
Edited by Kazu Kibuishi, this anthology gathers illustrated short stories by artists including Steve Hamaker and Mike Dutton. Intergalactic travelers and a gunslinger's ghostly memories appear among tales that combine fantasy, adventure and emotional encounters.
The Stonekeeper's Curse
by Kazu Kibuishi
2009
Emily and Navin seek a cure for their poisoned mother in the waterfall city of Kanalis. Traveling with Miskit and a robotic crew, they face the Elf King's forces while Emily struggles with her amulet's growing influence.
Copper
by Kazu Kibuishi
2010
Curious Copper and his anxious dog Fred build ships and planes to explore strange worlds together. Their contrasting outlooks shape a collection of self-contained adventures, where imaginative journeys repeatedly draw them into unexpected trouble and discoveries.
Flight, Vol. 7
by Kazu Kibuishi
2010
Sixteen comics stories bring together creators working in fantasy, science fiction and everyday life. An airborne courier's deliveries and a would-be knight's Career Day adventures appear among tales ranging from serious encounters to playful misadventures.
The Cloud Searchers
by Kazu Kibuishi
2010
Emily, Navin and their allies take an airship toward the lost city of Cielis, seeking the Guardian Council. With an assassin pursuing them and the Elf King's son aboard, the journey demands dangerous decisions about trust.
Flight, Vol. 8
by Kazu Kibuishi
2011
The final Flight anthology gathers comics exploring ambition and imaginative journeys, from a runaway prince in enchanted woods to a robot seeking home. Its varied artists approach characters' aspirations through both dark fantasy and playful humor.
The Last Council
by Kazu Kibuishi
2011
Emily reaches Cielis hoping for help, but its frightened inhabitants and deserted streets suggest something is wrong. Sent to compete for membership of the Guardian Council, she faces trials while a dangerous secret begins to emerge.
Prince of the Elves
by Kazu Kibuishi
2012
Max Griffin's theft of the Mother Stone enables the Elf King to create new amulets and threaten Windsor. Emily and her allies prepare to resist, while the voice within her own stone reveals an increasingly sinister purpose.
Escape from Lucien
by Kazu Kibuishi
2014
Navin and his classmates enter war-torn Lucien to find a beacon needed against the Elf King. Meanwhile, Emily returns to the Void with Max, seeking answers about a dangerous ally and the secrets behind his actions.
The Hidden Doors
by Kazu Kibuishi
2014
Seven comics stories explore doorways into unfamiliar worlds and unexpected changes. An Egyptian tomb, a monster-guarded entrance and a portal offering personal reinvention give different creators starting points for adventures that test curiosity, identity and courage.
Firelight
by Kazu Kibuishi
2016
Emily, Trellis and Vigo travel to Algos Island, hoping its access to lost memories will illuminate Trellis's childhood. As they search for knowledge to use against the Elf King, Emily faces the amulet's increasingly forceful voice.
Supernova
by Kazu Kibuishi
2018
Emily is trapped in the Void after losing control of her amulet and must resist its voice. Navin travels to a Resistance space station, where preparations begin to confront Shadow forces threatening to consume Alledia's resources.
Waverider
by Kazu Kibuishi
2024
Emily travels to Typhon to help her mother and Navin after discovering what her stone can do. Meanwhile, Trellis returns to save the elves from a false ruler, as Stonekeepers and their allies confront the darkness threatening Alledia.
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