Robert Asprin Books in Order

Corporations no longer settle competition with paperwork alone. Asprin turns economic rivalry into literal warfare in a sharp, fast-moving science fiction satire that still feels unsettlingly plausible.

When his teacher is killed, apprentice magician Skeeve is left with a powerless demon named Aahz and a mountain of trouble. Their first partnership begins with murder, panic, and a lot of very bad luck.

A convenient omnibus of the early Myth novels that introduces Skeeve, Aahz, and the series' comic style. It is the easiest way to get the foundation of the original run in one place.

Professional infiltrator Hosato is sent to sabotage a robot complex and finds something far worse than industrial espionage. The machines are turning deadly, and stopping them may force him to reveal secrets he has kept for years.

This standalone science fiction novel drops its characters into a harsh, unstable situation where survival comes first. Asprin keeps the pace moving while culture clash and danger close in together.

Rahm, a warrior of the Tzen, fights a brutal campaign against terrifying insect enemies across a hostile world. It is straight military science fiction, harder and darker than Asprin's better-known comic work.

This anthology introduces Sanctuary, a brutal border city where thieves, soldiers, priests, and sorcerers all fight for room. It is gritty, crowded fantasy built from intersecting stories instead of one clean quest.

Skeeve is posing as court magician in Possiltum when war comes knocking. He and Aahz have to save a kingdom without letting anyone notice how shaky the magic situation really is.

Sanctuary's most famous tavern becomes the hub for another round of linked stories. Mercenaries, magicians, plotters, and drifters all bring their trouble through the same dangerous doors.

Sanctuary darkens further as fresh stories push deeper into the city's rivalries and buried threats. Nobody here gets to stay safely in the background for long.

What begins as a seemingly manageable errand turns into another dimension-hopping mess for Skeeve and Aahz. The jokes come quickly, but so do the monsters, scams, and magical complications.

Sanctuary grows even more unstable as weather, politics, and private feuds all turn meaner at once. In this city, pressure never falls evenly, and someone always pays first.

A darker fantasy collection that leans into eerie moods, stranger creatures, and rough-edged adventure. It sits a little aside from Asprin's famous comic work, but still shows his taste for vivid setups.

Skeeve keeps gaining reputation, which mostly means stranger jobs and bigger trouble. Another mission pulls him and Aahz into the kind of chaos that only looks simple from a distance.

Order in Sanctuary is always shaky, and this volume pushes it closer to breaking. Old grudges, divine meddling, and raw ambition send the city into another cycle of messy, dangerous upheaval.

By now Skeeve's name carries real weight, and that makes life less safe, not more. Clients, enemies, and allies all expect too much, and Aahz is still no help at all.

Bad signs are everywhere, and Sanctuary's survivors know omens usually arrive with a body count. Familiar players scramble to protect what they can while new threats gather over the city.

A supposedly manageable outing turns into another comic tangle of odds, egos, and interdimensional nonsense. Skeeve keeps learning that in this universe, the side trip is usually the trap.

Winter does not make Sanctuary safer, only meaner. The cold sharpens every shortage, every feud, and every chance that someone desperate will do something irreversible.

This first graphic volume brings Sanctuary into comics, where the city's danger becomes even more immediate. Expect thieves, blades, back alleys, and no safe place to stand for long.

Family claims, old debts, and dangerous loyalties come to the front in another return to Sanctuary. In a city like this, blood can be protection, weakness, or a reason to kill.

Skeeve shifts from wandering magician to businessman as M.Y.T.H. Inc. takes shape. Running a magical company turns out to involve just as many scams, surprises, and near-disasters as adventuring.

This anthology leans into the idea that Sanctuary itself shapes every story told inside it. Power shifts, loyalties fray, and the city keeps pressing on everyone who tries to master it.

This first Duncan and Mallory graphic novel introduces an earnest warrior and a slippery little dragon with big plans. Their partnership starts badly and gets more entertaining from there.

Set in the wider *Elfquest* world, this anthology looks back at the chiefs who led the Wolfriders before Cutter. The result feels like myth, history, and shared-world fantasy all at once.

Sanctuary's trouble continues in graphic form as familiar tensions spill into fresh confrontations. The art gives the setting a rough, crowded energy that suits it perfectly.

Another illustrated trip through Sanctuary, where every street still belongs to someone dangerous. The graphic format keeps the action quick and the atmosphere dirty in all the right ways.

Sanctuary rarely gets a clean ending, only consequences. This volume follows the survivors, schemers, and opportunists trying to rebuild, retaliate, or seize advantage after the latest upheaval.

This anthology opens the *Merovingen Nights* sequence, a shared world of factional intrigue on an isolated future planet. Swordplay, street politics, and overlapping storylines give it a gritty, lived-in feel.

The M.Y.T.H. Inc. crew keeps taking jobs that sound straightforward and never are. Business, magic, and interdimensional politics collide in another brisk round of Skeeve-style problem solving.

Duncan and Mallory head into another offbeat fantasy caper, this time with a frontier flavor. Their mix of sincerity, scams, and very questionable judgment remains the real engine of the story.

The mismatched Duncan and Mallory duo return for more comic trouble, this time with raiders in the way. As usual, the fastest route out will probably also be the worst idea.

This volume continues the comic take on Sanctuary's overlapping grudges and survival games. Nobody gets a quiet life here, not even for one issue.

The Sanctuary saga rolls on in another graphic installment full of street danger and unstable loyalties. The city remains the star, and it is as unforgiving as ever.

This later graphic volume keeps exploring Sanctuary through fast-moving illustrated storytelling. It is a good fit for readers who want the shared-world grit with more visual immediacy.

Sanctuary has never been good at trust, and this volume makes that plain. Temporary partnerships form under pressure, but in this city an alliance is only as strong as the next betrayal.

Set in the corporate-war future of *The Cold Cash War*, this interactive adventure turns strategy into survival. Every choice pushes deeper into a world where business rivalry has become open combat.

Sanctuary's thieves, fighters, and plotters reach for bigger prizes in a city that never stops punishing ambition. Every move upward still risks a fall into the same bloody streets.

Old balances break down as politics, power, and survival all begin to move in the same direction. This is fantasy built on upheaval, with characters forced to keep pace or be swept aside.

A fantasy story of shifting loyalties, hidden powers, and dangerous change. The title hints at wildness, but the real pull is how personal conflict and larger forces keep pushing together.

The struggle grows harder as characters push against both fate and the forces gathering around them. It is a continuation shaped by resistance, pressure, and the cost of refusing to yield.

M.Y.T.H. Inc. is fully operational now, which only means more clients and more ways for things to go sideways. The larger cast gets room to shine as the company stumbles from one crisis to the next.

Playboy officer Willard Phule is handed the Legion's worst unit as punishment. Instead of failing quietly, he starts turning a company of misfits into something dangerously close to competence.

Omega Company is sent to guard a casino on a resort station, which is exactly as orderly as it sounds. Organized crime, undercover work, and Phule's unorthodox methods make a messy combination.

Phule discovers that personal wealth and family obligations can be harder to manage than legionnaires. Corporate pressure and social complications follow him straight into military life.

This fantasy entry leans into the bleakest stretch of the conflict, where fear and uncertainty narrow everyone's options. Survival depends on nerve, loyalty, and getting through the worst part intact.

Skeeve and company tackle another case where appearances are unreliable and motives keep shifting. It is part magical mystery, part workplace comedy, and part excuse for more interdimensional trouble.

Retired time scout Kit Carson just wants to run his hotel at Time Terminal 86. Then an illicit gate and a reckless young woman drag him back into the dangerous business of chasing people through history.

In a world rebuilt after disaster, time travel is big business and a perfect field for trouble. Skeeter Jackson's habit of bending rules collides with the strict laws of the terminals, with dangerous results.

The Omega Mob returns for another round of sideways missions, bureaucratic headaches, and unlikely success. Phule keeps proving that chaos is a useful management tool when used carefully.

A political murder and a desperate flight through a time gate dump Jenna Caddrick into London in 1888. To save her, Skeeter Jackson must untangle kidnappers, killers, and the shadow of Jack the Ripper.

Someone unseen is trying to kill Irish singer Fionna Kenmare on her American tour. Two occult agents, Liz Mayfield and Boo-Boo Boudreau, have to stop the magic before New Orleans becomes the scene of disaster.

A treasure map sends Skeeve, Aahz, and Tanda chasing the legendary Golden Cow across dimensions. Greed, bad directions, and competing agendas make the hunt much harder than the prize suggests.

Kit Carson and Skeeter Jackson face a lethal mix of missing heirs, double-crosses, and time-tourism chaos. Worse, Jack the Ripper's violence is no longer staying neatly inside Victorian London.

An anti-terror mission turns into a time-travel chase from modern Belfast to Arthurian Britain. War, myth, and political obsession collide as the future starts depending on events in the distant past.

The firm is still growing, and every new job seems to bring fresh headaches. Skeeve's crew has to juggle clients, enemies, and internal chaos without letting the whole enterprise collapse.

Magic runs like a corporation in this comic fantasy about family succession and ruthless ambition. When the heirs of E.Godz, Inc. go to war, boardroom tactics and sorcery become the same thing.

Skeeve gets pulled into another tangle of diplomacy, loyalty, and impossible expectations. In the Myth world, an alliance is usually just the polite name for your next problem.

This collection gathers shorter adventures from the Myth universe. It is a good stop if you want more time with Skeeve, Aahz, and company without committing to a full novel arc.

Inspections, image problems, and outside meddlers put fresh strain on Phule's command. For Omega Company, surviving official attention can be tougher than surviving the enemy.

This opening Wartorn novel throws readers into a brutal fantasy conflict shaped by armies, ambition, and dangerous magic. In a world this bloodied, even death may not stay simple.

Hoping for a quieter stretch, Skeeve agrees to train a group of young magicians. Then assassins, monsters, and a deadly magical contest prove that teaching is just another kind of danger.

A stolen identity case hits M.Y.T.H. Inc. and sends Skeeve into a maze of fraud, confusion, and magical interference. It is a very modern headache in a very Asprin kind of fantasy world.

A fast-talking magical sword promises profit and pulls Aahz and company toward a risky quest. The promise of easy gain proves as dangerous here as it does anywhere else.

The war grows harsher and the choices grow uglier in this second Wartorn novel. Power is escalating, the body count is rising, and victory is starting to look a lot like ruin.

Phule and his company are sent into another mission where diplomacy and logistics matter as much as combat. Their talent for getting results remains matched only by their talent for causing scenes.

This edition presents the classic first Skeeve and Aahz adventure in graphic form. The same comic fantasy setup is here, but the visual format lets the reactions and absurdity land even faster.

This volume collects the later original Myth novels as the cast expands and M.Y.T.H. Inc. takes shape. It is a useful next step once the first adventures have you hooked.

Card sharp Griffen McCandles expects an ordinary future until he learns that he and his sister are dragons. New Orleans offers a place to hide, hustle, and survive, but the dragon underworld has plans of its own.

Skeeve is back in the thick of things, whether he wants to be or not. Leadership, expectations, and one more round of magical chaos keep the whole Myth circle off balance.

Aahz gets tempted by a literal pyramid scheme, and that tells you most of what you need to know. Greed, absurdity, and interdimensional comedy do the rest.

Griffen is settling into life as head dragon in the French Quarter when a hit is put on him. Then Halloween brings a supernatural conclave, a demanding ghost, and a fresh chance for everything to go wrong.

Set in the French Quarter of New Orleans, this dark mystery mixes murder, revenge, and supernatural dread. Ghosts, occult menace, and street-level danger keep the suspense close and personal.

Griffen McCandles is now a rising dragon power in New Orleans, but Mardi Gras glory brings new enemies. Sabotage, murder, and dragon politics threaten both his business and his hard-won place in the city.

A posthumous collection of shorter Myth pieces and other Robert Asprin stories. It is a nice sampler of the worlds he built, especially for readers who want more than just the main novels.