The conclusion to the limited series. I know, it brings a tear to my eye, too. But seriously, this has been a thrill to work on. So many talented people have had their hands on this, including Rob Simpson, our editor at EA Comics, quite possibly the nicest guy you’ll ever meet. This one’s for you, Rob.
Thanks to all who’ve been following the series. It’s been a joy. Now hurry to a comic book store. This one’s got zing!
See the review by clicking here.
It’s out, folks, the fifth and penultimate issue of the limited Dragon Age series published by IDW.
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Here’s the lowdown:
Captured by the templars and revealed to be a mage, Gleam finds herself bound for the Circle Tower, the last place a wielder of magic would want to go. But templars aren’t the only danger in the woods, as Gleam must confront a monstrous spider whose venom can kill in an instant!
Ooh. Gives you the willies, don’t it? Pick it up, dragon slayers. Satisfaction guaranteed!
Humberto Ramos and Edgar Delgado have done it again. This may be my favorite cover for DA yet. Love the angle. Love the coloring. And I especially like how Humberto has this big menacing templar (Sadatt) wielding this massive sword among these casually falling leaves. Awesome.
IDW and EA Comics have released the cover of Dragon Age #3, according to Exclamation Comics. Art by Humberto Ramos and color by Edgar Delgado. Looks fabulous. I’m really excited about this issue. And thrilled to be working on this series.
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Writers: Orson Scott Card and Aaron Johnston
Interior art: Mark Robinson
Google Alerts, well, alerted me of another great review for Dragon Age issue #1. Many thanks to Jonathan Chuang over at Broken Frontiers for his kind words. Read the review here.
So the first review I’ve found for the first issue of Dragon Age is very positive. Many thanks to Jason Kerouac over at Panels For Pages. Jason gives the comic four stars, well actually four hurlock assassins, which is just as good as stars, I guess, only meaner. I mean, stars won’t stab you in the back and trample over your bleeding corpse like hurlocks are prone to do. Anyway check out the review. Jason calls it a “fantastic tale.” Hoorah.