Artemis Fowl Graphic Novels & Stories

Her eyes cast a pink glow on the floor as she growls low. "Sammy. Please stop." I quietly beg her. She doesn't look up. She spins the pad around so it's right side up for me. I stare into the black of the picture. Into the red glowing eyes. She growls loud. She takes the stick and starts to draw circles around the eyes. It's fast and crazy. I almost get the feeling she's trying to tell me something. I swallow as I reach out. I grab her wrist. Instantly, I'm hit with a heat that almost makes my own skin burn.

“…I’m going to see the tattoo on your hand, right? I doubt she’d force you to rub it off while it’s still healing.” “I doubt she’d even see it.” Gryphon hissed a sigh. He then stopped at a design. “This should look good enough. It’s rather simple and would heal faster.” “You really like simplistic lion art, don’t you?” Andrea chuckled and looked through her book to find an eagle that looked similar in style. “Can I ask them to just copy the wreath and put this eagle head instead? They can do that, right?” Gryphon nodded, but he answered softly upon hearing the owner discussing with someone outside. “I like simple designs because I’m not fond of a literal lion. If I was, you should have eaten

“Well, hellooo, sailor…” I blink. Artemis’s voice slides through my mind like silk soaked in mischief. “If you’re going to paint a mystery man, could you not make him this attractive next time? I’m about to jump into the canvas and lick his face.” “Artemis,” I whisper, slightly horrified. “Seriously?” “Have you seen his jaw? That’s not a jaw, that’s a sculpted promise. And don’t even get me started on those eyes. Blue like sin and sadness. He looks like he could ruin me emotionally and I’d say thank you.”

She had vanished as completely as morning mist. ‘MATE,’ Aeson projected, the word tinged with frustration and longing. ‘Where—‘ The thought cut short as something solid collided with my side—a white blur moving so fast I had no time to brace. The impact wasn't painful, but it was forceful enough to unbalance me, sending me stumbling sideways in surprise. Artemis landed lightly a few feet away, her posture playful, tail waving in clear delight at having successfully ambushed me. Her yellow-green eyes sparkled with mischief, her mouth open in what could only be described as a wolfish grin.

“Will you…show me?” What was I doing? Taking off my jacket so the force of my wings wouldn’t destroy it like they would my shirt. I held her gaze too. I shut my eyes and invoked that part of me to awaken. My skin felt like it was being ripped apart as the feathers and bones came out of me. Artemis got to her feet and rushed round the table, she stopped short when I collapsed to one knee. “Are you okay?” She exclaimed. I nodded. At least they were out. “I’m not used to drawing them so it’s more painful.”

"Maybe just one picture. But this is like my diary and I don't let just anyone look at it." The two girls huddled up next to Ariella on the couch, and waited expectantly as she chose a picture. Everyone knew Ariella liked to draw and write poetry in her art book, and though most of it was fantastical images of places and beings, it was still beautiful, the tiny bit she shared with her friends and family. "Oooh what is that?" Emerald pointed to a page. "That is something you never want to meet, especially in your nightmares." "It looks like a wolf, but with horns?" Savannah tilted her head sideways to inspect it from another angle.

I shrugged and shook my head, indicating for him to ignore it. “Hi Artemis, shall we get started?” I said uncomfortably. “Yes, my Goddess” he turned around and stood up straight a walked to a rug laid in the middle of the floor. He motioned me over and sat down on a pillow crossing his legs, I followed his lead, taking a place on a pillow opposite him. Between us sat a large silver bowl. I looked around the cabin again, noticing small statues of heavenly bodies and wooden wolf carvings. Some looked kind of old and tribal, others looked beautiful, almost regal.

“My word this is delicious. Thank you, Zosimos.” He bows his head, with a wide grin. “You are most welcome, Celine.” They talk, about their life here, his paintings and such. He offers to show her some, but Artemis says it might not be subject matter to show others. Celine flushes when she realises it’s probably nudes of Artemis, and coughs. “I’m sorry, I am of a very delicate disposition. But, if you have any landscapes, I would love to see one of those.” He grins and nods, he walks off into the house. “Was that an acceptable excuse?” Artemis nods, grinning

Somehow, Artemis looked even more stunning than before. Her midnight black fur was now speckled like the night sky, her eyes the brightest gold I've ever seen. The patch of fur on her head that looked like a crown seemed even more ethereal; it now had a strange silvery glow to it. Underneath the full moon on her chest now sat a delicate gold constellation. My constellation. Aries.