One Thousand and One Nights Series by Jeon JinSeok, SeungHee Han

Everyone knows about the story of Shahrazad and her wonderful tales of the Arabian nights. For one thousand and one nights, she entertained the mad Sultan with the adventures of Aladdin, Ali Baba, Sinbad, genies, and many other mystical creatures... moreEveryone knows about the story of Shahrazad and her wonderful tales of the Arabian nights. For one thousand and one nights, she entertained the mad Sultan with the adventures of Aladdin, Ali Baba, Sinbad, genies, and many other mystical creatures. But what if Shahrazad was actually a boy desperate to save his sister's life? What kind of strange things would he do to make sure that he survives to tell the tale?This new twist on one of the greatest classical folk tales just might keep you awake for another One Thousand and One Nights. less

It's the second night, and our unusual Shahrazad tells yet another story to save his own life from the mad Sultan. This time, it's a tragic love story between a beauty from an exotic Eastern kingdom and a slave who's from a far away Western kingdom. Let's be quiet and listen to Shahrazad's beautiful and fascinating tale alongside the Sultan.

Cleopatra: the most beautiful queen who ruled and destroyed the hero. Her name will be remembered eternally among those who loved her. Even more among those who hated her. On the third night, Shahrazad tells the extraordinary story of the beloved, yet tragic Queen Cleopatra. Come along and listen to the fascinating tale alongside the Sultan.

Sehara meets Sultan Shazaman and discovers that his brother's distrust of women not only comes from Fatima's betrayal but also his mother's traumatic death. And while Sehara is away, Shahryar continues to play his dangerous game with another girl. Will Sehara's next night story be enough to stop the sultan's wicked ways?

Sultan Shahryar and Sehara escape from the palace! On the road, they meet two other runaways - a girl named Aisha and her tutor Alex. Aisha and Alex are in love, but her parents object to their union. When Aisha's father sends some men to capture them, the Sultan has to decide whether to help them or turn them in...

Soon after Socrates and Alcibiades become lovers, Athens declares war on Potidaia. As the war rages on, the philosopher and his rich boy lover fall deeper in love. But their relationship is threatened when Socrates' former lover Kritia enters the picture. It's love in the time of war in this issue of 1001 Nights...

With Shahryar lured away from Baghdad, Sehara is left to defend the palace against the Crusaders with his silver tongue. This night, his tale spans the ages, taking on an unexpectedly modern twist. Will Sultan Shahryar and his companions return in time to save the city...and Sehara?!

Sehara's sudden departure leaves the other inhabitants of the palace dumbfounded. Willing himself out of shock, Sultan Shahryar takes matters into his own hands and goes on a journey of his own, only to end up face-to-face with the enemy...and a ghost from the past!

With Shahryar on the run and Shazaman off playing the heroic brother, Jafar is appointed temporary sultan of Baghdad. But the wily emir is still on the hunt for clues to the mystery of Fatima, and while snooping around gets a gruesome shock that has the power to alter the fates of all those involved!

As Woo Kwan and Jo Jo part ways in Sehara's dramatic retelling of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, so too does Sehara leave behind his bond with the King of England. He seeks to return to Baghdad and Sultan Shahryar's side, but will he be able to bear the tragic news that awaits him there?

Parted by political and personal conflict, Sehara and Sultan Shahryar have long been passing each other like ships in the night. Sehara, imprisoned in China and bereft over the sultan's reported death, attempts to achieve closure through one of his epic tales, this time by setting the sultan's -- and his own -- tragic story to paper... moreParted by political and personal conflict, Sehara and Sultan Shahryar have long been passing each other like ships in the night. Sehara, imprisoned in China and bereft over the sultan's reported death, attempts to achieve closure through one of his epic tales, this time by setting the sultan's -- and his own -- tragic story to paper. But when Shahryar, who is far from dead, reaches the shores of Beijing in search of his beloved bard, will the two be able to best fate and give their story the happy ending it so richly deserves? less