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Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior Graphic Novel

An Ominous Threat

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Pub Date Sep 7 2021 | Archive Date Aug 13 2021


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Runt, Blurp, Maggie, and Mobslayer are heading to the End to battle its legendary dragon—but finding the portal may be almost as dangerous as the fight itself. Creepers, rival warriors, missing Eyes of Ender, and the sinister Herobrine stand in their way in the second action-packed, full-color Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior graphic novel.

Runt’s pixelated adventures continue in this graphic novel adaptation of the bestselling Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior series! Readers can reconnect with their favorite characters and the beloved Minecraft-inspired universe through the panels of a vividly illustrated story.

In this installment, Runt and his crew – a friendly zombie, a loyal wolf, and a clumsy human – embark on a quest to defeat the ender dragon . . . if they can go five minutes without getting lost, that is. But if vanquishing a legendary boss monster weren’t a big enough challenge, along the way the gang learns of an even more mysterious enemy lurking just around the corner.

Filled with full-color artwork, visual comedy, crafting, creepers, zombies, Eyes of Ender, portal exploration, and an epic boss battle, An Ominous Threat is a fast-moving graphic adventure for gamers, fantasy fans, and reluctant readers ages 8-10.



  • Continue Cube Kid’s bestselling full-color series as Runt, Blurp, Maggie, and Mobslayer set out to locate the End portal and defeat the Ender Dragon.
  • When Alberic is transformed into a zombie, the heroes discover that the Ender Dragon is only one piece of a much greater danger.
  • Short dialogue, colorful panels, rapid action, visual jokes, and recognizable game mechanics make this an inviting choice for young gamers and both independent and reluctant readers.

Sharpen your pickaxe, gather the Eyes of Ender, and join Runt’s crew for the quest that reveals Minecraftia’s most ominous enemy.
Runt, Blurp, Maggie, and Mobslayer are heading to the End to battle its legendary dragon—but finding the portal may be almost as dangerous as the fight itself. Creepers, rival warriors, missing Eyes...

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ISBN 9781524863173
PRICE $9.99 (USD)
PAGES 96

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This book receives a solid 5-star rating from a 7 year old minecraft pro. He loved the story, and it kept his interest the entire time - and may or may not have read it more than one 😉 A great minecraft book for young chapter book readers!

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ARc Copy...Hmm I say I like this sequel over the first book in the series alot more. I am happy to say it was action packed and Minecraft fans won't be disappointed.

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