Nobrow Press

Hilda and the Hidden People
Based on Luke Pearson‘s award-winning Hildafolk graphic novels, the magical and mysterious world of Hilda continues in a new fiction series written by Stephen Davies.

Join our beloved heroine as she encounters her very first troll, negotiates peace with some very persnickety elves, and reunites two lovelorn ancient giants… all just part of another average day for Hilda!
An Illustrated History of Filmmaking
An essential read for any film lover, this beautifully illustrated volume explores the tradition of filmmaking that stretches from today’s blockbusters back to its roots in prehistory.

Emerging talent Adam Allsuch Boardman guides the reader on an filmmaking journey that covers cameras, directors and stars through the ages, presented with endearing, stylised illustration.
Me and My Fear
When a young girl has to travel to a new country and start at a new school, her Fear tells her to be alone and afraid. How can she hope to make friends if she doesn’t understand their language?

Francesca Sanna‘s new book helps young readers understand what it might be like for a friend who is new to their school or town, and shows the importance of sharing our fears in order to connect with one another.
The Artists (Tales from the Hidden Valley Book 1)
Welcome to the beautifully imagined world of Carles Porta‘s new series!

It’s Autumn in the hidden valley and change is in the air. Ticky is about to fly away to warmer places and Yula is painting him a farewell gift. But when Yula draws she loses track of time altogether and before she knows it she may miss her chance to say goodbye…
The Water Spirit (Gamayun Tales Book 2)

In this second instalment of Alexander Utkin’s stunning and lyrical Gamayun Tales series, we rejoin our friend the merchant on the long and treacherous journey home from his adventure with the King of Birds.
The Dog that Ate the World

Down in the valley, all the animals live in peace among their own kind, happy but not quite united… until the day the dog appeared…

With lush and richly textured illustrations, Sandra Dieckmann’s vibrant second picture book is a folktale-inspired tale of friendship and community in uncertain times.
Ancient Warriors

Ever wondered what the first weapons were made from, or how the ancient Mongol warriors defeated the great armies of China?

Famous battles, brave generals, and ingenious weapons all come alive
in this exciting illustrated book.
Hilda and The Stone Forest

The city of Trolberg has some dark secrets to reveal… and our favourite blue-haired adventurer is about to discover them!

Hilda is starting to shirk her responsibilities, seeking days filled with excitement instead of spending time at home… and her mother is getting worried. Will they be able to work out their differences in time to rescue each other and get back home? And are the trolls all as sinister as they seem?
DeadEndia: The Watcher’s Test
Follow the lives of the employees of a haunted house theme park, which may or may not also serve as a portal to hell, in this comedic but moving graphic novel from Hamish Steele, the bestselling author of Pantheon.

Barney and Norma are just trying to keep their jobs, but working at Dead End also means battling demonic forces, vengeful ghosts, travelling wizards and scariest of all: their love lives.
Nobrow 10: Studio Dreams
Celebrating 10 years of Nobrow, this extra tenth edition of the Nobrow magazine features 70 artists responding to our theme of ‘Studio Dreams’.

World renowned creators turn their hand to creating their dream studio spaces (whatever that might mean for each one) in this unique international showcase containing over 100 pages of illustration.

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Dalston Monsterzz
For years, Dalston has been home to monsters… and that’s not just the property developers! Out of holes dug for new blocks of flats, huge beasts began to emerge. Two friends are forced to fight for their lives as they discover the true depths of Dalston’s darkest secret.

Dilraj Mann’s debut graphic novel explores friendship and corruption in an alternative vision of East London.
A Castle in England
A collaboration between writer Jamie Rhodes and the National Trust, this unique graphic novel plunges us into the rich and often dark history of Scotney Castle in Kent.

Five rising stars of the UK comics scene (Isaac Lenkiewicz, Briony May Smith, William Exley, Becky Palmer and Isabel Greenberg) have illustrated five short stories that mix fiction with fact.
Garbage Night
In this hotly anticipated follow-up to Jen Lee’s 17×23 comic Vacancy, juvenile animals strive to survive across a post-apocalyptic wasteland, creating a striking parable about the nature of freedom and friendship.

Follow three best friends as they spend their days looting the desolate supermarket, waiting for the hallowed ‘garbage night’ until they encounter a mysterious stranger and set off into the unknown…
The Secret of Black Rock
This captivating modern folk-tale by talented illustrator, Joe Todd-Stanton, explores the extraordinary relationship we can have with the natural world around us,

Erin Pike is fascinated by the legend of Black Rock, a huge, dark and spiky mass that is said to destroy any boats that come near it! But are these tales really true? One day Erin sneaks on board her mother’s fishing boat to find out…
Nightlights
Nightlights is a beautiful story about fear, insecurity and creativity, from the enchanting imagination of Lorena Alvarez.

Every night, Sandy creates wonderful creatures to play with until she falls asleep and in the morning brings them back to life in the whimsical drawings that cover her room. One day, a mysterious pale girl called Morfie appears at school and is fascinated by Sandy’s drawings in a way that no one else has been before. But there is a price to pay for this new friendship…
Audubon, On the Wings of the World
John James Audubon’s epic ornithological quest across America began with nothing but his artist’s materials, an assistant, a gun and an unwavering single-minded passion for birds.

This beautiful graphic novel from Fabien Grolleau and Jérémie Royer follows the life of an exceptional naturalist, when America still felt unexplored and full of opportunity.