the tiny, diminutive Minikins. Books The "first" Myth Adventures series was written by Asprin alone for the now-defunct publishing house The Donning Company under their Starblaze Graphics imprint (with the last two published by Meisha Merlin, who picked up the contract from Donning). All twelve are collected in Robert Asprin's Myth Adventures Volume 1 and Volume 2 (Meisha Merlin, 2006/2007). Another Fine Myth (1978) Myth Conceptions (1980) Myth Directions (1982) Myth-Ion Improbable (2001)(takes place sequentially as Book 3.5) Hit or Myth (1983) Myth-ing Persons (1984) Little Myth Marker (1985) M.Y.T.H. Inc. Link (1986) Myth-Nomers and Im-Pervections (1987) M.Y.T.H. Inc. in Action (1990) Sweet Myth-Tery of Life (1993) Something M.Y.T.H. Inc. (2002) The "new" Myth Adventures series was co-authored with Jody Lynn Nye. As of 2010 it includes one collection and eight novels. Myth-Told Tales (2003) Myth Alliances (2003) Myth-Taken Identity (2004) Class Dis-Mythed (2005) Myth-Gotten Gains (2006) Myth-Chief (2008) Myth-Fortunes (2008) Myth-Quoted (2013) (Advertised as "Robert Asprin's Myth-Quoted", but authored by Nye alone.) Myth-Fits (2016) (Advertised as "Robert Asprin's Myth-Fits", but authored by Nye alone.) After Myth-Gotten Gains, Meisha Merlin went out of business and publication of hardcover/trade editions changed hands again, this time to Wildside Press. Robert Asprin died in May 2008, but Nye intended that year to write the books which she and Asprin had planned ("We had big plans"). According to the series website, the publisher of mass market editions Ace Books has commissioned two. In 2010, Baen Books published a collection of Asprin's short myth-stories under the title Myth-Interpretations. Illustrated novels The first novel was adapted into an eight-part WaRP Graphics comic book series in the mid-1980s. Illustrated and heavily rewritten by Phil Foglio, the series was later collected into two full-color graphic novels published by Starblaze Graphics, and in 2007 Airship Entertainment (the Foglios' publishing concern) reprinted the material in a single volume. Four more issues followed, featuring an original story by Asprin and artist Jim Valentino which attempts to bridge the action between the first and second novels in the series. (Apple Comics took over the second series halfway through.) In 2010, Airship Entertainment began re-releasing the story as a web comic. Though this has been offline since sometime in February 2016, along with webcomic republications of Buck Godot and What's New with Phil & Dixie, when Airship Entertainment's old website broke down. The second novel was later adapted into another eight-part comic series