Out of the Dragon's Maw and on the path to new adventures, Luvander stumbles upon a group of roaming mercenaries in search of a fabled homeland they've never seen but would do anything to get back to. A homeland they shared with dragons...
Read Scales & Scoundrels. Luvander is a well-written main character and the world is so beautiful. Read Full Review
While they dialed back on epic battles and big revelations, Sebastian Girner and Galaad explore some of the most mature themes yet in this issue with identity at its core. The introduction of new characters and new locations breathes new life into the series as Luvander faces a moral dilemma. Galaad's art continues to remain consistently good. Read Full Review
It remains to be seen whether this issue marks a one-off occurrence or if Luvander will continue to roam her fantasy realm like Caine in Kung Fu for the unseen future; however, the story of her self-discovery is off to an excellent start. Read Full Review
There's a certain mystery about this world that gives it virtually unlimited potential for story development and I'm loving it. Read Full Review
Galahad and Jeff Powell continue to knock this book out of the park, and while this is a one-off sort of story, you shouldn't take that as a cue to miss out. Read Full Review
Scales & Scoundrels #8 is a solid entry into the journey of Luvander. It helps set up her conflictions with both the legendary creature and the human race with their respective views of the world and their place in it. Read Full Review
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