Thomas Astruc Books

Follow Ladybug and Cat Noir as they save Paris from akumatized Paris citizens such as, Roger Cop, who claims to embody the law by ensuring a tyrannical justice in Paris, and Mr. Pigeon, who wants t...

Miraculous. Claws out

By Black Cheryl Adapter

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Ladybug and Cat Noir must battle against the Pharaoh, a super-villain with the powers of the gods of Ancient Egypt; Copycat, a Cat Noir lookalike who frames him for theft; and Timebreaker, who uses...

Miraculous

By Thomas Astruc, Justin Birch

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This trade paperback collects the first original illustrated stories based on Zag Entertainment's television show Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir. Join the premier superheroes of Paris, L...

Miraculous

By Cheryl Black

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Ladybug and Cat Noir take on more of Hawk Moth s akumatized villains. Marinette s great-uncle Wang Cheng, a famous chef, becomes Kung Food. Taste his soup and you re under his control. Her classmat...

Miraculous

By Cheryl Black

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Marinette discovers more about the history of Ladybug and other kwamis when she sees Master Fu. Meanwhile, Adrien is in major trouble after losing his father's previous book. And a shocking revelat...

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