Babubu: The Awakening — Part 1 (Kids’ Graphic Novel): Kids’ Graphic Novel & Comic Book (Ages 6–10) • Action, Monsters & Friendship • Issue #1

Babubu: The Awakening — Part 1 is a bright, funny kids’ graphic novel & comic book for ages 6–10 about a city at night, a brave kid named Max, and a not-so-ordinary plush monster sidekick. One strange glow is all it takes to turn an everyday walk home into a fast, friendly monster adventure—the kind that sparks first powers, big feelings, and a promise that this is only the beginning.

Perfect for: families seeking a children’s graphic novel that’s easy to follow, teachers building classroom libraries, and reluctant readers who love quick panels, bold art, and clear action. Works great as a read-aloud for 4–6 and an independent early reader comic for 6–10.

What kids love

Neon-bright artwork and expressive, cartoony characters

Action & adventure told in simple, cinematic panels (whoosh, zap, pow)

A funny monster buddy who’s full of heart

A gentle cliffhanger that makes them want the next issue

What grownups appreciate

A true origin story with age-appropriate stakes—more wow than scare

Themes of friendship, courage, and teamwork woven through every scene

Visual storytelling that supports developing readers and builds confidence

Clean language, clear layouts, and positive outcomes

Reading pathway

Ages 4–6: short captions and sound effects make an engaging read-aloud

Ages 7–10: satisfying, self-paced comic book experience with easy panel flow

Series info

Babubu is a continuing kids’ comic & graphic novel series set in a vibrant “neon city” world

Book 1 / Issue #1: The Awakening — Part 1

Each installment delivers monster fun, first-powers moments, and a friendly “to be continued” that keeps young readers excited to read more

If your enjoy monster adventures for kids, funny superhero origins, friend-powered quests, or simply a colorful comic book for children, this first issue its for you. Turn the page, power up the plush, and step into a world where small sparks can make big heroes.