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Monster High Original graphic novels #2

Monster High #2: I Only Have Eye for You

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Romance is in the air in this brand-new Monster High graphic novel featuring a collection of six original stories about all your favorite ghouls. The Fraidy Hawkins Day Dance is creeping up, and the monsters are aflutter with romantic hopes and screams! To make things even more screamtastic, the girls must ask out the guys! Join in on the "winks" with Cleo, Scarah, Draculaura, Lagoona, Iris Clops, and more!

112 pages, Paperback

First published October 7, 2014

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609 reviews20 followers
June 24, 2018
This collection of short stories that builds up to the ending was a cute and quick read.

It's greatest strength is by far the illustrations. I have been utterly obsessed with the Momster High style of illustration since the first images of the doll boxes appeared online, and it was those drawings that initially got me to start collecting the dolls. It's vibrant, crisp, and so, so detailed, particularly by comic/graphic novel standards (at least in my experience).

I loved that it allowed us to spend time with lesser known characters (especially Iris, who has been my favourite "background" character since she appeared in the background of the first webisode in ~2010) while building on the main ensemble we all know and love (particularly Cleo). I wish Ghoulia and Slo Mo could have been included with their own arc, but that's just me being biased because I love Ghoulia.

I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for other MH graphic novels if they maintain this standard.
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4,365 reviews69 followers
March 19, 2015
Much more engaging than its predecessor, this Monster High graphic novel actively expands on some of the lesser-known characters in the franchise - Iris Clops and Invisi Billy, to name two - while adding depth to the characters we already know, most notably Cleo. With a slightly older storyline and better character development, as well as art by the original artist behind the character pictures, this book could appeal to a much broader age range than the first and is in many ways simply good on its own without any franchise considerations.
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242 reviews16 followers
May 19, 2022
I think I may need to go to the dentist after such a cute story. adorable
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Author 11 books40 followers
January 1, 2015
I love the artwork in this book. It's expressive, clean and crisp and it reflects the art style on the Monster High Boxes wonderfully. If this team puts together more graphic novels, I'll be more than willing to buy them for the art alone.

The story's very cute. It goes through six cute couple stories from the new couple Manny Taur and Iris Clops to some more familiar pairings from the series. The stories are short and cute, and I rather enjoyed them. They're drawn together at the end by a visit from a character I've been waiting to see again for quite some time, so it definitely made the book worth it.

If you're a fan of Monster High canon pairings, I definitely recommend picking it up.
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91 reviews22 followers
February 14, 2020
I COULD NEVER STRESS ENOUGH ON HOW MUCH I ABSOLUTELY LOOOOOVE GRAPHIC NOVELS.
This one was fangtastic, I LOVED every story of them.
It was Awesome, the terms were so funny, and the fact that each one of the characters had a monster parent made it even funnier.
I love sci-fi so much, and this won’t be my last graphic novel for Heather Nuhfer 💚💚💚💚
I TOTALLY RECOMMEND THIS FOR ANYONE WHO LOVES monsters, myths, and laughing 💚
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11 reviews
January 30, 2019
I enjoyed reading stories about some of my favorite Ghouls who don’t get a lot of attention such as Invisi-Billy and Scarah, but the conclusion made no sense, why would Valentine think that doing all of those things would actually make people really happy? It seem like it caused everyone a lot of distress
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2,824 reviews
July 21, 2017
(graphic novel) Not good for elementary kids. Skip this one.
Profile Image for Melissa Hamm.
213 reviews3 followers
January 4, 2019
A fun light heated read that was super enjoyable but quick and full of smiles/laughs.
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359 reviews
June 4, 2023
Very cute and quirky and gave a healthy dose of nostalgia this was a great quick read first thing in the morning to inspire a fun and whimsical day!
5 reviews2 followers
October 10, 2023
Love love love!! This graphic novel is particularly meaningful to me because it features my rarely seen favorite monster high character, Kieran Valentine :) 5 stars!!!!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
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8 reviews25 followers
April 16, 2025
The stories were super cute, and I loved the art style! ❤️
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52 reviews
January 13, 2026
This was so fun to read! And the artwork looked really good.
I love the Valentine appearance and how he tries to apologize for well... the whole fiasco in Why Do Ghouls Fall in Love. It would have been funny if he had run into Toralei, given what happened last time they were with each other. 😂
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2,005 reviews19 followers
December 10, 2022
Monster High: I Only Have Eye for You
In this graphic novel, our beloved MH characters prepare for the Fraidy Hawkins Dance. It’s
your move ladies! Iris Clops seems to keep falling (literally) for Manny Taur but just can’t seem to break through his beastly exterior. Gill gives his girl (Lagoona) a present that she can’t stop singing about. Heath tries an over-voltage of cuteness to get Abby’s attention. Sarah and Billy discover an intimate bond with an electrifying zap from Frankie. Deuce and Cleo also bond when they’re plans for the dance become unraveled. And Clawd well he’s having a scarily hard time planning the perfect date for Draculaura. Can all these things be somehow connected?

My Thoughts:
VERY CUTE! The short stories were enjoyable. You can take something from each one. In Iris and Manny’s story, you can take that what you perceive of a person on the outside might be totally different once you get to know them. In Gill and Lagoona’s story I think that it shows that if you have the right partner in your life, even the most embarrassing moments can be turned around. I loved that Gill sang WITH her! In Abbey and Heath’s story, it showed how cute if is when your partner tries to go to the extreme to impress you. And just a tad to be persistent guys in your pursuit. With Sarah and Billy’s story, I think it show’s that you just never know a person until you’ve walked in their shoes. While it just isn’t possible to imitate this switch in real life, it makes you a little more aware when you can actually get a sense of what that person is feeling. The closest we have as humans to this is communication. Something sadly couples do not do sometimes! We have Cleo and Deuce, who show us that sometimes it’s not all about how much you spend to have a great time together. I actually really liked this one! And then Draculaura and Clawd’s story which was kind of similar. All Draculaura really needed to make the night perfect was Clawd. I liked the twist at the end that showed that even when things looked messed up, they have a way of working out at the end because in the end all the couples were happy and that was all because of the events leading up to the dance. I actually just think Valentine is a bit confused. He’s kind of like the Purple Pie Man. He does this bad thing but he seems to fold when they offer him friendship. Same with Valentine. I loved the illustrations! Some of the ones I liked were I liked Iris’s date night look. (love her outfit, love her hair). Monster Cuddly Heath was adorably scary cute! I also liked “Dead Tired” Frankie’s illustration. Cleo and Nefera were gorgeously drawn! But overall they were all done stunningly!

Rating: 7
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133 reviews4 followers
February 7, 2017
Cute book, love the characters and the couples in this story. Their shorts stories within the overall story. Simple good for younger children, just read it for a break from bigger books I'm reading.
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550 reviews15 followers
January 12, 2018
*REREAD at 2018

The fact that you're literally a Monster High fanatic doesn't stop you from getting your hands over this gorgeous graphic novel. This is in fact the second novel to be published preceded by Monster High: Hopes and Screams which I haven't read it yet.

I've watched all the webisodes from Youtube though two years ago.

We follow these teenage monsters as they have at least a few days to prepare for the Fraidy Hawkins dance that it rather takes the opposite way when the girls instead will try to invite the guys as their chosen partners.

Unfortunately, this book isn't suitable for kids their age. Maybe when they reach around the age of 13 and above teenage years, they will totally get the high school melodrama and its jokes.

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410 reviews31 followers
January 8, 2015
I thought this book was clawsome, filled with Monster High romance on every page! It was a quick little read, since it's a comic book, but I really enjoyed it. I could not believe that Valentine was behind everything! And it was really weird that they brought him back. Although he was behind all the mystery things, at least it brought all the couples closer than ever before. Manny and Iris got together, Gil gave Lagoona a necklace, Heath turned into a fuzzy monster Invisi Billy and Scarah switched bodies, Cleo and Deuce go broke, and Clawd's perfect night for Draculaura disappears. I recommend this book for Monster High fans.
6,251 reviews40 followers
January 21, 2016
Paperback graphic novel. There's a dance coming up and the girls need to ask the guys to join in. There are six separate stories:

1. Iris and Manny. Iris wants to ask Manny. Clumsiness settles the matter.
2. Lagoona and Gil. Add a charmed shell and lots of singing.
3. Abbey and Heath. Cute monster toys. Monster boy. Understanding Abbey.
4. Scarah and Invisi Billy. Gender change plus sleepover.
5. Cleo and Deuce. Objecting father. Lack of money. Video games.
6. Draculaura and Clawd. Clawd may be a no-show for the dance but another guy from the past shows up.

All the stories are really cute and fit well into the Monster High mythos.
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794 reviews7 followers
August 12, 2021
3 1/2 stars
The sad truth about Monster High is that neither the books or movies were ever able to live up to the dark humor and depth the characters created for the series could have achieved. Still, I Only Have Eye For You is probably its best effort, an all ages graphic novel that includes six short stories, each focusing on a different monster love match. The stories are your standard cute fluff, but when paired with Kellee Riley's gorgeous art it becomes a sweet treat perfect for Valentine's Day.
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1,108 reviews
October 28, 2015
I never liked Bratz, but Barbies and monsters were cool growing up: Monster High combines the two in a trendy, non-scary way for young readers. Although the dialogue was a bit simple and cheesy (and in some instances kind of clever), the illustrations, ideas, and self-esteem-building moments throughout the pages makes me want to recommend this series.
315 reviews1 follower
December 31, 2015
What happens when the Fraidy Hawkins Dance is coming up? It's full of mistakes and fumbling of couples or people who want to be couples. I love the mini stories that come together to tell about the events that lead up to the dance. My daughter is big on Monster high and we are enjoying finding books that she can read with my help. Now she wants us to read more graphic novels.
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