Jeff Smith

It's full-fledged war as Briar, the rat creatures, and the Pawan army storm the city of Atheia. The Bone cousins, Thorn, and Gran'ma Ben are all there to defend the Valley and stop the return of the Lord of the Locusts. When Thorn goes inside a ghost circle, she hears a voice urging her to seek the Crown of Horns. What follows is another dangerous journey for Thorn and loyal Fone Bone as they race to the sacred grounds of the dragons, searching for...

A graphic novel in which Fone Bone, Thorn, and Gran'ma Ben face hideous rat creatures led by Kingdok. Meanwhile, Phoney tells all of the town citizens that a huge dragon is their biggest threat and he's a powerful dragonslayer, hoping to win back their trust and scam them out of their savings once again.

Phoney Bone risks everything on one last get-rich-quick scheme for the town's annual Great Cow Race; as usual, Phoney's plans go disastrously awry.

The showdown between the Hooded One and the people of the valley begins.

While attempting to return a lost rat creature cub back to his home in the mountains, Fone and Smiley Bone's simple task turns into a major adventure after encountering the fierce mountain lion Rock Jaw.

RASL, a dimension jumping art thief with a tattoo of a woman's name (Maya) on his left arm, is wandering in a desert battered and bloody. He recollects his memories on a job where he steals a Picasso painting (The Old Guitarist) from a tall house during a thunderstorm. After tagging the location of the painting, RASL escapes from the police by using an immersion suit to enter the Drift, a place where he is able to travel to other dimensions.

When Fone and Smiley Bone attempt to return a lost rat cub to the mountains they encounter Rock Jaw, a fierce mountain lion, who dominates the region. Meanwhile, the fate of the rest of the valley is left undecided as the rat creatures continue to cause havoc.

A prequel to the Bone saga tells of young Princess Rose's quest to defend the small towns of the Northern Valley from dragon attacks and the impact that her actions had on the lives of both friends and foes in the years ahead.