Choose Your Own Adventure: Forecast from Stonehenge

From the hit Choose Your Own Adventure(R) novels comes a new adapted graphic novel taking readers on their own visual adventure as a detective exploring London’s underground to uncover the secrets of the famous prehistoric monument, Stonehenge.

In this Choose Your Own Adventure(R) graphic novel, adapted from the classic ChooseCo book, you’ll be visiting the infamous and enigmatic Stonehenge as a young traveler. While attending a solstice event held by a nameless group of druids in disguise, you’ll meet numerous characters like the excitable wizard Alistair, the deadly fairy Elaine and her horde, and even a woodland nymph Liandra. At the center are the secrets of Stonehenge and a magical scythe that’s fallen into your hands.

Who you meet, and whether they’re friends or foes will be up to you as you choose where the story takes you! Part explorer, part detective, you’ll explore London’s underground in search of answers to uncover the secrets of the famous Stonehenge.

From acclaimed writer Stephanie Phillips (Harley Quinn, Wonder Woman: Evolution) and returning artist Dani Bolinho (Choose Your Own Adventure: Journey Under the Sea) comes Choose Your Own Adventure: Forecast from Stonehenge, an interactive adventure graphic novel where YOU decide what happens next.

Stephanie Phillips is an American writer known for comics and graphic novels such as Harley Quinn, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight, Sensational Wonder Woman, and The Butcher of Paris. Her stories and comics have appeared with DC Comics, AfterShock Comics, Dark Horse, Oni Press, Top Cow/Image Comics, Heavy Metal, and more. Stephanie also holds a PhD in English.

Dani Bolinho is the writer and draftsman forLobo Mau, Underground, and Desaventureiros. He is an award-winner in Japan at the Silent Manga Audition for the story ＂Tattoo＂ in 2018 and co-founder of the studio IndieVisivel Press.

PH Gomes is a Brazilian colorist who has always been in love with comics, addicted to movies, and is a father and lover of pop culture.