Stranger Things Omnibus Volume 2 (Graphic Novel)

＂Collects Stranger things: tomb of Ybwen #1-4, Kamchatka #1-4, The voyage #1-4, Halloween special, Winter special, and Spring special＂--Provided by publisher.

Michael Moreci is a screenwriter and bestselling comics author. His award-winning debut feature film, Revealer, premiered on Shudder in the summer of 2022. His second feature, Holiday Hold-Up, a crime comedy that Moreci co-directed/wrote, was released in 2024. In the comics space, Moreci is the creator of the acclaimed gothic horror series The Plot, the werewolf drama Curse, the existential space opera Wasted Space, and the smash-hit sword-and-sorcery series Barbaric, . He’s also written for numerous legendary characters and properties, including Star Wars, Rick and Morty, Batman, Stranger Things, and more, and he co-hosts The Filmographers Podcast.

Greg Pak is a Korean American writer and filmmaker who has written over 600 comic books, including series like Planet Hulk, Magneto Testament, Darth Vader, and many others. He directed the award-winning feature film Robot Stories and served as a writer and consulting producer on Mech Cadets, the animated series adaptation of Mech Cadet Yu, a comic book he wrote and Takeshi Miyazawa illustrated for BOOM! Studios.

Chris Roberson is the co-creator with artist Michael Allred of iZombie, the basis of the long-running television series, and the writer of several New York Times best-selling Cinderella miniseries set in the world of Bill Willingham’s Fables. He is also the co-creator of Edison Rex with artist Dennis Culver, and the co-writer of Hellboy and the B.P.R.D, Witchfinder, Rise of the Black Flame, and other titles set in the world of Mike Mignola’s Hellboy. In addition to his numerous comics projects, Roberson has written more than a dozen novels and three dozen short stories, including the Bonaventure-Carmody series and the Celestial Empire alternate history sequence. Roberson has been a finalist for the World Fantasy Award four times; twice a finalist for the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer; three times a finalist for the Eisner Awards; and has won the Sidewise Award for Best Alternate History in both the Short Form and Novel categories.