My Best Friend Is an Eldritch Horror, Vol. 2 (Graphic Novel) - Paperback

by Actus (Author), Aethon (Created by), Blacklapiz (Illustrator)

Damien Vale is doing his best not to end the world. It's not going great. The story of a boy and his world-destroying best friend continues in the second volume of the graphic novel series My Best Friend Is An Eldritch Horror, adapted from the hit WEBTOON with many millions of reads!

Damien nearly ended the world. Now, his mistake might be the only thing that can save it.

Damian and his roommate Sylph are doing their best to fit in at Blackmist College. But they've got weird magic, major enemies, big secrets, and a crazy teacher. Not to mention Damien's companion is an eldritch entity so evil it's mere discovery would get him expelled or worse.

Continue the eldritch progression fantasy adventure in the second graphic novel volume of My Best Friend Is An Eldritch Horror, adapted from the hit WEBTOON with more than 6.1M views and 185,000 subscribers! From acclaimed writer, Actus, author of multiple bestselling, record-breaking LitRPG series including Return of the Runebound Professor, Rise of the Living Forge, and Nightmare Realm Summoner.

For fans of Dungeon Crawler Carl, My Hero Academia, The Scholomance series, The Magicians, The Irregular at Magic High School, Harry Potter, The Name of the Wind, Solo Leveling, Dungeons and Dragons, The Beginning After The End, and Welcome to Demon School!

Author Biography

New York Times bestselling author Actus has been writing fantasy stories since the age of twelve, and he's been telling them since he could talk. He's currently working on three main series - Return of the Runebound Professor, Gleam, and Rise of the Living Forge. He has also written & completed Morcster Chef, My Best Friend is an Eldritch Horror, and Steamforged Sorcery. You can find his works on RoyalRoad & Patreon.

In addition to his passion for writing, Actus is capable of clearing a two story building with a single jump. That isn't true, but writing about himself in third person gives Actus delusions of grandeur.