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Man Grooves: Flight of the Fenghuang is more than a globetrotting monster mystery—it’s a fun, heartfelt celebration of friendship, folklore, and the music that moves us.
Tiên is the only human in the Man Grooves, a folk band of monsters who travel the world playing gigs and getting into trouble. When someone—or something—steals a priceless necklace during a society party in Hong Kong, the police suspect the band. Now Tiên and his friends must prove their innocence to keep their next show in Ho Chi Minh City from slipping away.
Blending the spirit of fiddle tunes with the wonder of world mythology, this first adventure strikes a chord for readers of all ages. With humor, heart, and a few broken strings, Man Grooves reminds us that our differences don’t divide us—they’re the rhythm section of something greater.
From the artist of Big in Japan, Black Chaos Comes Again, and Marrow Man.
Man Grooves: Flight of the Fenghuang is more than a globetrotting monster mystery—it’s a fun, heartfelt celebration of friendship, folklore, and the music that moves us.
Tiên is the only human in the Man Grooves, a folk band of monsters who travel the world playing gigs and getting into trouble. When someone—or something—steals a priceless necklace during a society party in Hong Kong, the police suspect the band. Now Tiên and his friends must prove their innocence to keep their next show in Ho Chi Minh City from slipping away.
Blending the spirit of fiddle tunes with the wonder of world mythology, this first adventure strikes a chord for readers of all ages. With humor, heart, and a few broken strings, Man Grooves reminds us that our differences don’t divide us—they’re the rhythm section of something greater.
From the artist of Big in Japan, Black Chaos Comes Again, and Marrow Man.