Aurora: Volume 2

Fans of the hit webcomic Aurora will delight in the second installment of the YA fantasy series in print, which continues the heroes' epic journey to save the god Vash and discover more secrets. Fans of the hit webcomic Aurora will delight in the second installment of the YA fantasy series in print, which continues the heroes' epic journey to save the god Vash and discover more secrets. The journey continues—and the forces gathering around Kendal and his heroic companions are becoming impossible to escape. In the second full-color volume of Red’s epic fantasy YA graphic novel, Kendal, Alinua, Erin, and Falst arrive in the rigidly controlled city of Zuurith while searching for answers about the imprisoned god Vash and the ancient Void Dragon. Their brief stay becomes a political crisis when Zuurith, a god who values order above the people his laws are meant to protect, imprisons Kendal as a threat to his authority. Then Tynan, the living storm once defeated by Vash, descends upon the city. Feeding on fear and determined to destroy Vash’s surviving vessel, Tynan forces the scattered companions into a battle against divine power, political oppression, and their own instinct to face every danger alone. Will our heroes save their kidnapped god, defeat the Void Dragon, and learn more about the Collector's plans to stop her in time? Find out in Aurora: Volume 2! Read the “end of the beginning” as the heroes meet new allies, confront old enemies, uncover truths about themselves and their universe, and choose a path forward together. Enter a vast fantasy world shaped by living cities, divine incarnations, soul energy, ancient Primordials, magical castes, and a Void Dragon whose influence reaches across history. Political intrigue, prison breaks, magical research, found family, queer-inclusive characters, humor, and explosive action combine in a vibrant full-color graphic novel for fantasy and webcomic readers. Stand with Kendal and his companions as they challenge gods, break free from the roles imposed upon them, and discover that no one has to face the unknown alone.