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The second graphic novel based on the world's most popular massively multiplayer videogame tells the saga of the Missing King of Stormwind. Upon learning he is in fact the lost ruler of Stormwind, Lo'Gosh returns to reclaim his throne with his comrades in arms Valeera, and Broll. But all is not as it seems in the eastern kingdom, especially if one informed dwarf has anything to say about it.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
The Mograine family tragedy,
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This review is from: World of Warcraft: Ashbringer (Hardcover)
This is a great read for Warcraft fans who wanted more insight into the life and tribulations of Alexandros Mograine and his sons, the origins of the Ashbringer and the formation of the Scarlet Crusade and Argent Dawn. Ludo Lullabi really stepped up his game from the first World of Warcraft hardcover, with some of his pictures receiving an additional painting-over to make them much more vibrant and detailed. A good follow-up to the first WoW hardcover.
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Good Book,Wanted More,
By Joe R. "Comic Fan" - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: World of Warcraft: Ashbringer (Hardcover)
Overall Ashbringer was a good read. I bought it because I play the game, and enjoy the lore. I will say it should have been a six issue miniseries rather than the four it is. Some parts seemed very rushed. I guess they had to fill the space allotted or something. I liked the art, on some pages it looked sketchy while others were more polished. On some pages it was hard to define what was actually happening.(Too many dark imagines, shadows, etc.)I would recommend this to anyone interested in warcraft lore. But you'll have more questions about the scourge and ashbringer leaving than going in. You can tell there's more before, more during, and more after, but you don't get it. You might be a little lost, unless you already know some of the warcraft lore. Like, I said, 1-2 more issues would have flushed this story out for anyone not familiar with warcraft looking for a complete read. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Epic and Excellent,
By Theresa Winfrey - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: World of Warcraft: Ashbringer (Hardcover)
Disclaimer: I am no expert in comics or comic terminology so please bear with me on some points.I went into the pages of "Ashbringer" with moderate to low expectations, although Ludo Lullabi was an artist I enjoyed and respected, and the premise of a story based on the legendary sword Ashbringer was intriguing. What I got was more than I anticipated. It has been said before, and I'll say it again: Ludo Lullabi's artistic style lends itself very well to the cartoonish, yet stylized artistic direction of "Warcraft". He pencils the entire graphical novel, so there is no unexpected switching of the pencillers mid-book. The greatest penciller in the world still needs a great inker and colorist in the world of colored, Western comics, and Anthony Washington delivers on this front. His computer colorwork makes each panel look almost hand-painted, and both detailed close-up pencils, and distant less-detailed pencillings look artistic and tasteful, unlike a lot of "harder-inked" comics where close-up pencils look great but using ink line sizes of the same width for far-away, distant objects makes the latter look cheap and uneven comparatively. I was not a fan of Walter Simonson's work on "World of Warcraft Vol. 1" and "Vol. 2", but having nothing to compare it to, I accepted it. Mickey Neilson's writing in "Ashbringer" is superb: it is epic and more in tune with the writing of the "World of Warcraft" video game. After every page, I was intrigued and compelled to read more about the lore of the Ashbringer, which I could not say about "WoW Vol. 1" and "Vol. 2". On a side note: it is time to give Lullabi more cover space on these Warcraft graphic novels, rather than guest artists who just pencil the cover.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome!,
By Jason - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: World of Warcraft: Ashbringer (Hardcover)
Loved this book. I can't get enough lore around all the world of Azeroth and this novel delivers. The art is great and the story is well written.
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