New Sun GRAPHIC Novel

The Urth list — 3 messages, 3 voices, 18 May 1999
https://urth.darkrealm.vip/thread/urth/1633

Michael Andre-Driussi18 May 1999, 10:40original
Fellow Urthlings, I just saw that a fellow on eBay is selling issues number one and two of the Graphic Novel adaptation of TBOTNS. That may be of interest to anybody looking for these items. But what I found of interest: the seller is a comic book expert, and =he= says that the series went on to =six= issues. I have never seen more than issues one, two, and three. Nor have I even heard of there being more. So, a biliographic tidbit; more questing beasts for the bibliomaniacs; etc. =mantis=
Kevin J. Maroney18 May 1999, 13:55original

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At 10:40 AM 5/18/99 -0700, Mantis wrote: But what I found of interest: the seller is a comic book expert, and =he= says that the series went on to =six= issues. I have never seen more than issues one, two, and three. Nor have I even heard of there being more.
I was working in a comics shop for the entirety of the existence of the company which published Shadow of the Torturer, and I can assure you that the final issues of the series were not published. I cannot recall without consulting my collection whether the final published issue was #3 or #4, but I will check sometime soon and report. By the way, these are very much worth owning. I don't think any other artist has done as good a job of capturing the "look" of Urth as did Ted Nafieh in this adaptation. Wombat, a.k.a. Kevin Maroney kmaroney at crossover.com Kitchen Staff Supervisor, New York Review of Science Fiction http://ebbs.english.vt.edu/olp/nyrsf/nyrsf.html
David_Lebling19 May 1999, 15:24original

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He doesn't say he has all six issues, just the first two. He's probably just repeating the original plan. Check out the URL: <http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=105621245> Dave Lebling (aka vizcacha)

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