Story
Serenity Rose is the story of a young witch named Serenity Rose, or Sera as she is known throughout the story. She is one of five American witches and one of fifty-seven throughout the world, trying to make her way through everyday life while dealing with her own social phobia even with all the attention her powers attract.
The story is told in comic book form, as drawn and written by the main character. But while in the comics themselves it says this is all Serenity's doing, the book states that the author of the series (Aaron A.) was actually given these pages by her (fictionally, of course).
There are five issues out in stores, and two graphic novels. "Working Through the Negativity" collects the first five issues of the published comic. "Goodbye, Crestfallen!" was a web-comic sequel from March, 2008, through October 2009. Serenity Rose Vol. 3, "Break Your Stupid Heart" was scheduled for August 2010. (Although it was re-scheduled for October 2011.)
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