Reliquary Graphic Novels Books in Order

The Reliquary Graphic Novels branch takes Sarah Fine's urban fantasy world and shifts it into comics without stripping away what made the prose books interesting. The setting is still the same dirty, dangerous network of magic dealers, criminal deals, and people who are always one bad choice away from serious trouble. What changes is the delivery. The graphic format pushes the action, attitude, and noir flavor right to the front.

The key figure here is Asa Ward, who already feels like he was built for panels. He is a thief, a sensor, a hustler, and a man who is very good at getting into the wrong kind of job. In Magic and Mayhem: The Graphic Novel, Asa goes after a powerful relic expecting a clean score and ends up tangled in a three-way crime war where magic is the most dangerous weapon in the room.

That focus makes these graphic entries a smart companion to the novels. The original Reliquary books spend a lot of time with Mattie Carver and the way she is pulled into the magical underworld. The graphic side can zoom tighter on a caper, a heist, or one slice of Asa's messy life. It is the same universe, but told with more visual snap and a little more room for chase scenes, criminal energy, and street-level chaos.

You do not need to think of these books as a separate magic system or reboot. They are an extension of the same world, one where magic is addictive, rare talents make people valuable, and criminals are often better organized than anyone else. If you already like Asa, this is an easy extra doorway. If you are new, it works as a fast way to get the feel of the world before or alongside the prose series.