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| Bel'Quan06-17-04, 05:19 PM | Has there been any official comics evolving around the D&D genre? and what has the quality been like? Good/bad? Has there been anything online or mainly through magazines? Just curious really :) Thanx in advance Bel'Quan |
| Incenjucar06-17-04, 05:34 PM | There have been many. I know at the very least there was Dragonlance and Spelljammer, and several one-shots. (My favorite SJ line: "Rhonk!") Also, there's this: http://www.kenzerco.com/periodicals/dnd/ Why there's so little advertising for them, I fail to comprehend. |
| Not a monkey06-17-04, 06:37 PM | I don't know what you mean by "official". Gamespy (http://www.gamespy.com) hosts Dork Tower, Full Frontal Nerdity, and Nodwick. Scroll to the bottom of the page. |
| Grayson06-17-04, 06:53 PM | There have been several print-comics done. The AD&D comic lasted 3 years, and has 36 issues. There's also been Spelljammer, Forgotten Realms, and Dragonlance comics, although I'm not sure how long they ran. I own a full set of the AD&D comics, and it's a -great- read. Very good character and story development. The art isn't the best, but the story is fantastic. |
| edgelett06-17-04, 09:04 PM | Kenzerco have the current licence to produce D&D comics. WHile they also make the Knights of the Dinenr Table comic, the D&D comic is a completely serious comic, not a parody at all. Info available at www.kenzerco.com |
| Mr. VanderMeer06-18-04, 06:18 AM | There is also a new dragonlance series running currently. It is doen by Dabel Brothers. |
| centurion_karon06-18-04, 12:38 PM | www.nuklearpower.com is a Final Fantasy 1 based sprite comic, but it has many references to D&D and is quite good. Give it a try. |
| Vaalingrade Ashland06-18-04, 10:27 PM | In my sig, my friend. |