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I have been a fan of fantasy comics for just about as long as I have been alive, and all of that time loving the genre has taught me a couple of things First off, when fantasy is done right, it's just about the best thing in this or any other world But, with that[...]
[rwo-review-recap id="0"] On October 6th, My Little Pony: The Movie will hit theaters. This is the third time the Friendship is Magic crew is going to be on the big screen, but I'm not sure if this will tie into the other two films. The mane five are on a quest to save their home of […]
Writing a description of The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kaddath, a recent release from Selfmade Hero by INJ Culbard, is difficult because it is such a total sensory experience. It's an adaptation of a story by H.P. Lovecraft, and while some creators have delved into and even co-opted Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythology, few have approached Lovecraft's other […]
There’s a few nice things about dark weird fantasy comics, but Brinkman’s vision is the first truly underground dark fantasy comic For this reason I think he’s the precursor of the genre In fact, he’s the banner of the Hollow Crew So I started to think how to label the genre, and what came out[...]
The first volume of Elric, adapted from the classic novels by Michael Moorcock is already out, and the artwork has been much praised on the Moorcock-sanctioned edition of his work, and Titan have the second volume of the series in the works, set for a March 4th 2015 release date. Elric Vol. 2: Stormbringer may […]
A classic collection of work by Chris Claremont and John Bolton in a 192 page graphic novel, Black Dragon, is coming to shelves from Titan Comics on September 10th. It's a work of the sword and sorcery genre but includes historical elements, like introducing Eleanor of Aquitaine as a central character. And let's be honest, […]
Since 1978, the world of Elfquest has inspired the minds and artistic bent of generations of readers, and the unstoppable trajectory of its ever-expanding world has moved through various platforms, displaying the full versatility of the comics medium, from mainstream publishing, to self-publication, webcomics, and now back to print in a new incarnation with Dark […]
