Getting impatient? Want your own copy of the story? WELL! There is a as a pdf on Gumroad. And if you just want a memento of the forest, the cover is available as a print and more on Society 6.
Getting impatient? Want your own copy of the story? WELL!
Weald #1, with both Orin and the Dead Man’s Sword, and Tatterhood: Unwanted Visitors is finally available in print online! Right here!
You can also grab it in a package with both of Kris Sayer’s other comics, Corpse Door v3 and Nameless, right here! There is also a as a pdf on Gumroad. And if you just want a memento of the forest, the cover is available as a print and more on Society 6 , and there are some spooky stickers for sale right here.
Getting impatient? Want your own copy of the story? WELL!
Weald #1, with both Orin and the Dead Man’s Sword, and Tatterhood: Unwanted Visitors is finally available in print online! Right here!
You can also grab it in a package with both of Kris Sayer’s other comics, Corpse Door v3 and Nameless, right here! There is also a as a pdf on Gumroad. And if you just want a memento of the forest, the cover is available as a print and more on Society 6 , and there are some spooky stickers for sale right here.
Getting impatient? Want your own copy of the story? WELL!
Weald #1, with both Orin and the Dead Man’s Sword, and Tatterhood: Unwanted Visitors is finally available in print online! Right here!
You can also grab it in a package with both of Kris Sayer’s other comics, Corpse Door v3 and Nameless, right here! There is also a as a pdf on Gumroad. And if you just want a memento of the forest, the cover is available as a print and more on Society 6 , and there are some spooky stickers for sale right here.
In honour of it wrapping up online it can be grabbed as a pdf on Gumroad!
Weald #1, with both Orin and the Dead Man’s Sword, and Tatterhood: Unwanted Visitors is finally available in print online! Right here! You can also grab it in a package with both of Kris Sayer’s other comics, Corpse Door v3 and Nameless, right here!
To hear metal music made by the cultural owners of melodies I more often encounter being appropriated into the desert levels of videogames is magnificent in principle AND in practice. Orphaned Land’s landscapes of the messianic epic bring to mind monumental histories and disembodied fates.
Grab this comic in print over here, and hear the band below:
You saw the sword last issue, here’s the sorcery!
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