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Feo the Chupacabra: An Original Graphic Novel

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Animators Sequoia Blankenship and Rob Thompson deliver a madcap adventure through Hollywood as Feo, a down-on-his-luck chupacabra, must transform into a famous movie monster to save his hometown

When the tiny Mexican town of Cabrito Viejo is in danger of being bought out by a nefarious film studio, Feo, the mythical but feisty chupacabra, teams up with Camila, a plucky mechanic and local monster enthusiast to hatch a plan to save their home. Inspired by her father’s collection of monster movies, the pair head to Hollywood to convince famed screenwriter Doctor Acula to put Feo’s name up in lights. But Feo isn’t exactly the terrifying fiend that local legends make him out to be. Can the unlikely duo really save the village by making the chupacabra Hollywood’s next great monster?

This heartfelt debut graphic novel from two seasoned animators is a funny, fast-paced adventure about the power of friendship and the importance of believing in yourself.

288 pages, Hardcover

First published April 7, 2026

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April 15, 2026
A really fun middle grade graphic novel debut about monsters, an unlikely friendship and classic horror movies. I loved the cast of latine characters, the old world Hollywood vibes and the fantastic artwork! This was a really entertaining read that I'd highly recommend for fans of the Adam Sandler Hotel Transylvania movies.
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May 7, 2026
Feo the Chupacabra is a delightful story full of heart and humor with some harrowing moments! The journey is full of action peppered with some tender moments between characters as their friendship blossoms. The story has elements of mystery and suspense and surprises. The colorful characters are all so endearing (except for one - read it to understand who and why!) and the story is a true ride. The writing and illustrations are captivating, immersing you in that world. Don't let the age recommendation stop any adults from reading this book. It is a fun, feel-good experience for everyone!

This debut graphic novel by Sequoia Blankenship and Rob Thompson is hopefully just the first of many more exciting and charming books to come!
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May 7, 2026
What a wonderful book! Having watched the old Abbot and Costello movies, I enjoyed seeing the format in a graphic novel. I took my time reading it, so I could study both the artwork and the narrative. For me, it has appeal for both adults and children. I can’t wait for Feo’s next encounter…and hopefully an appearance on the big screen as a movie!
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1,092 reviews17 followers
June 5, 2026
It made me laugh out loud - a perfect graphic novel for those who love silly stories with a lovable main character and an interesting cast of classic movie monsters. I loved the mix of Spanish, Mexican folklore, humor, and good storytelling. It read almost like a movie but in the best way possible.
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May 8, 2026
The story will draw you in, the humor and beautiful art expand on the already enthralling story. Without spoiling anything, if you’re a horror fan this will be all the more fun! We loved taking turns reading this as a family.
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May 17, 2026
A very cute, fun middle school graphic novel!
I love the illustrations. Bright and colorful. A wonderful friendship between a girl and a monster, a chupacabra. She names it Feo. Feo is hilarious.
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3,253 reviews97 followers
May 23, 2026
This was a funny and cute "power of friendship" story.
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June 7, 2026
The artwork here is spectacular, and the characters are likable, but the plot seemed to get more convoluted by the page. I suspect the younger set will enjoy this one far more than I did, however.
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