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#1
Syltorian
May 28, 2013 4:49:53 I was recently out hunting for Dungeon and Dragon Magazines to complete my collection when I came across three magazines containing Eberron comic strips, Published by Devil's Due and IDW.

World of Dungeons & Dragons Volume 1 has Keith Baker's Eye of the Wolf. OK, already got that story as a stand-alone, but it's nice to support Eberron.
World of Dungeons & Dragons Volume 5 features Ed Bolme's The Weight of Water (with Teron and Cimozjen from his novels).
Dungeons & Dragons Annual 2012:Eberron (IDW) features Abraxis Wren by Paul Crilley.

I don't know how I had missed those before but, since I did, I am sure others may have done so - and that I may have missed some others. So, are there more?

#2
PaladinNicolas
May 28, 2013 7:41:41 Dear Max,
IDW also published two additional comic books set in Eberron. They are issues 1 and 2 of the dungeons and dragons issues of the Infestation 2 series. You can find them and buy e-versions here:
www.comixology.com/Infestation-2-Dungeon...
#3
Syltorian
May 28, 2013 12:52:05 Thanks! Located paper-versions, but I'm saving up for some more stuff to buy from that seller to make the shipping price (they combine) from the States to Old Europe worth it.
#4
skrapsan
May 28, 2013 23:49:20 I want them to contact Mike Mignola (Hellboy) and get him to create an Eberron comic. Prefferably centered around the druids of Khorvaire and Xoriath and the Daelkyr. That would be epic stuff.
#5
Syltorian
May 29, 2013 5:05:19 That'd be great. I'd especially love to see such a story set during the Xoriat Invasion, with the effects on the Dhakaani Empire thrown in.

There is a lot of potential there, but that's a truism for Eberron anyway.
#6
skrapsan
May 30, 2013 15:38:55 Frank Miller is another one I would have no trouble letting run loose in that setting. His work with Sin City shows he got the dark dirty Noir feel fused to his bones like wolverines ademantine skeleton...
#7
Elton74
May 31, 2013 11:12:15 Geoff Johns can work with the more adventurous side of the setting. His run with GL shows that he has no problem scripting event stories.
#8
skrapsan
May 31, 2013 13:55:25 If I could have my wish I would have Josh Weedon create a TV series with an HBO budget.
It should senter around a party of adventurers, having:
A warforged necromancer trying to understand life (based on of my players).
An artificer of some sort, perhaps a gnome with issues with the Trust.
A tribal halfling with a dinosaur (based on the one in the opening of the 3.5 campaing book).
A survivor of Cyre, perhaps a human with conections to the actual mourning.

And as they romp around Khorvaire they have to deal with a huge conspiracy centered around the LoBstr.
That would be awesome if you ask me...
#9
Ogiwan
Jun 01, 2013 8:42:05 A Joss Whedon Eberron show would be amazing. But, I'd settle for an Eberron comic series.

....or more good Eberron books.

........or just more attention paid to Eberron. At all. Eff the Realms.
#10
Syltorian
Jun 01, 2013 9:54:47 I'm lacking the knowledge to understand the references about comic book authors and so cannot comment on them, but just like Ogiwan, I would welcome anything Eberron-related.

I've been waiting for new Eberron novels for some time now. There's still so much potential.

An Eberron TV-series would be great. Considering it's inspired by Noir and Pulp, it would be an ideal setting, from the seedy underworld of Sharn to espionage and politicking, or racing the Emerald Claw to Xen'drik. The Iconic Characters from the 3.5 ECS would actually be quite interesting. I've always wondered about the Monk and Paladin trying to figure out who destroyed their monastery (incidentally, what are those non-evil things hiding in the darkness and ambushing the Paladin?).

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Syltorian May 28, 2013 4:49:53	I was recently out hunting for Dungeon and Dragon Magazines to complete my collection when I came across three magazines containing Eberron comic strips, Published by Devil's Due and IDW. World of Dungeons & Dragons Volume 1 has Keith Baker's Eye of the Wolf. OK, already got that story as a stand-alone, but it's nice to support Eberron. World of Dungeons & Dragons Volume 5 features Ed Bolme's The Weight of Water (with Teron and Cimozjen from his novels). Dungeons & Dragons Annual 2012:Eberron (IDW) features Abraxis Wren by Paul Crilley. I don't know how I had missed those before but, since I did, I am sure others may have done so - and that I may have missed some others. So, are there more?
#2 PaladinNicolas May 28, 2013 7:41:41	Dear Max, IDW also published two additional comic books set in Eberron. They are issues 1 and 2 of the dungeons and dragons issues of the Infestation 2 series. You can find them and buy e-versions here: www.comixology.com/Infestation-2-Dungeon...
#3 Syltorian May 28, 2013 12:52:05	Thanks! Located paper-versions, but I'm saving up for some more stuff to buy from that seller to make the shipping price (they combine) from the States to Old Europe worth it.
#4 skrapsan May 28, 2013 23:49:20	I want them to contact Mike Mignola (Hellboy) and get him to create an Eberron comic. Prefferably centered around the druids of Khorvaire and Xoriath and the Daelkyr. That would be epic stuff.
#5 Syltorian May 29, 2013 5:05:19	That'd be great. I'd especially love to see such a story set during the Xoriat Invasion, with the effects on the Dhakaani Empire thrown in. There is a lot of potential there, but that's a truism for Eberron anyway.
#6 skrapsan May 30, 2013 15:38:55	Frank Miller is another one I would have no trouble letting run loose in that setting. His work with Sin City shows he got the dark dirty Noir feel fused to his bones like wolverines ademantine skeleton...
#7 Elton74 May 31, 2013 11:12:15	Geoff Johns can work with the more adventurous side of the setting. His run with GL shows that he has no problem scripting event stories.
#8 skrapsan May 31, 2013 13:55:25	If I could have my wish I would have Josh Weedon create a TV series with an HBO budget. It should senter around a party of adventurers, having: A warforged necromancer trying to understand life (based on of my players). An artificer of some sort, perhaps a gnome with issues with the Trust. A tribal halfling with a dinosaur (based on the one in the opening of the 3.5 campaing book). A survivor of Cyre, perhaps a human with conections to the actual mourning. And as they romp around Khorvaire they have to deal with a huge conspiracy centered around the LoBstr. That would be awesome if you ask me...
#9 Ogiwan Jun 01, 2013 8:42:05	A Joss Whedon Eberron show would be amazing. But, I'd settle for an Eberron comic series. ....or more good Eberron books. ........or just more attention paid to Eberron. At all. Eff the Realms.
#10 Syltorian Jun 01, 2013 9:54:47	I'm lacking the knowledge to understand the references about comic book authors and so cannot comment on them, but just like Ogiwan, I would welcome anything Eberron-related. I've been waiting for new Eberron novels for some time now. There's still so much potential. An Eberron TV-series would be great. Considering it's inspired by Noir and Pulp, it would be an ideal setting, from the seedy underworld of Sharn to espionage and politicking, or racing the Emerald Claw to Xen'drik. The Iconic Characters from the 3.5 ECS would actually be quite interesting. I've always wondered about the Monk and Paladin trying to figure out who destroyed their monastery (incidentally, what are those non-evil things hiding in the darkness and ambushing the Paladin?).