Wait Till Helen Comes Graphic Novel: A Ghost Story
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When their mom remarries, Molly and her brother, Michael, try to make friends with their new stepsister, Heather. But Heather only wants to make trouble for them. She lies and tattles and misbehaves, and somehow they always get the blame. They know she’s trying to drive a wedge between her father and their mother so she can have her father all to herself—and it seems to be working.
Then, Heather starts playing in the graveyard behind their new house. She claims she can talk to a ghost named Helen, and her behavior gets even stranger. Michael doesn't believe in ghosts and thinks their new little sister is just looking for more attention. But Molly isn't so certain, especially when Heather threatens that Helen is going to come for them and make them sorry.
It seems as though things can’t get any worse—but they do.
When Helen comes.
For more spooky graphic novels from Mary Downing Hahn, check out Took, All the Lovely Bad Ones, and The Old Willis Place!
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About the author
Mary Downing Hahn’s many acclaimed novels include such beloved ghost stories as Wait Till Helen Comes, Deep and Dark and Dangerous, and Took. A former librarian, she has received more than fifty child-voted state awards for her work. She lives in Columbia, Maryland, with a cat named Nixi.
Meredith Laxton is the illustrator of the graphic novel edition of Mary Downing Hahn’s classic ghost story Wait Till Helen Comes as well as work published by IDW, Humanoids, and Comics Experience. Nowadays, Meredith resides in Savannah, Georgia. Visit them at meredithlaxton.com.
Scott Peterson is the writer of Truckus Maximus, an original middle grade graphic novel, as well as the comics series Batgirl, Batgirl Beyond, and Gotham Adventures. Scott lives in the Pacific Northwest with his family. Visit him at theotherscottpeterson.blogspot.com.
Russ Badgett's work in comics includes cover colors for IDW’s Ghostbusters: Answer the Call. He currently lives in the hilly part of Texas. You can visit him online at russbadgett.com.
