Monster Allergy, Vol. 1 - Artibani, Francesco; Centomo, Katja
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Most kids are only allergic to things like pollen or peanuts, but not Zick—he's also allergic to monsters! Join Zick and his friend Elena as they explore the world of monsters in this thrilling first installment of the Monster Allergy adventure! Elena Potato just moved to Oldmill Village, but she’s about to find out that there’s a lot more going on in this quiet little town than meets the eye—Oldmill Village is actually an oasis for all kinds of monsters! Zick, Elena’s new neighbor, is a strange kid who’s allergic to just about everything, but he alone has the power to see the invisible ghosts…mehr

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Most kids are only allergic to things like pollen or peanuts, but not Zick—he's also allergic to monsters! Join Zick and his friend Elena as they explore the world of monsters in this thrilling first installment of the Monster Allergy adventure! Elena Potato just moved to Oldmill Village, but she’s about to find out that there’s a lot more going on in this quiet little town than meets the eye—Oldmill Village is actually an oasis for all kinds of monsters! Zick, Elena’s new neighbor, is a strange kid who’s allergic to just about everything, but he alone has the power to see the invisible ghosts and monsters that live among us.  Together, Zick and Elena are out to investigate all the strange phenomena going on in Oldmill Village, including a recent uptick in missing pets, a dangerous man-eating plant, and a sinister salesman who could pose the ultimate threat to both humans and monsters alike!
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Francesco Artibani is an Italian writer of comics and cartoons. He worked as a screenwriter for Disney Italy for 15 years, producing stories such as Topolino, X-Mickey, and W.I.T.C.H. He has also edited Italian editions of comics such as Bone, Elfquest, and Simpsons.