Wings of Starlight: The Manga Volume 2

by Stacy King, Cristina Tolomei (Ilustrator), Claudia Cocci (Ilustrator)

The sweeping, star-crossed romance between the queen of Pixie Hollow and the lord of the Winter Woods continues! As the future Queen of Pixie Hollow, Clarion was sure she had figured out a way to save her Queendom with the help of Milori, the Warden of the Winter Woods. Both thought that the evils threatening their world were finally sealed away for ever. Unfortunately, it is not so easy to defeat the dark creatures known as Nightmares. When these monsters inevitably escape their prison, Pixie Hollow's safety is threatened once again - and it's only hope lies with Clarion. Will she be able to finally master her governing-talent magic, and harness the power of the star within her to defeat them? And what of her budding feelings for Milori? Can two fairies from opposite seasons ever truly be together? Especially when crossing the border could cost them more than either bargained for...

208 pages, Paperback

Published July 7, 2026

About the author

Hi there! I'm a Toronto-based writer and editor who works in both prose and graphic novel formats, usually for younger readers.

My current projects include:

Dungeons and Dragons Young Adventurer's Guides - introducing new players to the classic role-playing game through amazing new artwork and streamlined prose.

Manga Classics - faithful adaptations of western literary classics with Japanese-style artwork.

Beyond writing, my interests include historical costuming, comics, manga, young adult fiction, magic realism, chocolate, and the oxford comma.

Reviews

[onceuponamon · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wings of Starlight: Vol. 1
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Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
150 in TBR List
19/26 in 2026
Format: 📖
Pages: 208
Days to read: 1
Song to go with: Eternity by Alex Warren

Vibes: Young adult, chosen one, fantasy, fairytale vibes, cozy vibes, magic, magical beasts, forbidden romance, protective MMC, royals, heart breaks movie to book, Disney, fairies, cottage core, graphic novel

Review: I think because this story comes from a movie it makes sense to turn it into a manga. I really liked it. The art was stunning and really elevated the story.

[Alexia · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely love how Wings of Starlight has been portrayed in this volume of the WOS Manga Series. Each page was beautifully crafted and elicited such strong emotions from me. I am sad that it is over, but I think the story was divided well across the two volumes.