D'Orc #9
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| Writer | Brett Bean |
| Artist | Brett Bean |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
D'orc travels to the Frozen Moors in search of the Bone Witch and to escape that annoying Dark Golem that’s hunting him. But the Necromancer atop the snowy mountains is slowly building an army of meat monsters and D'orc now comes to face, to face, to face, to… oh, gross why are there SO many faces!?!
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10
Nerd Initiative - Derek Hoskins
Oct 21, 2026Again, I keep saying it… you HAVE to read D’Orc! This is the best book of the year and with each issue, the creative team finds a way to surprise me and leave me ravenous for the next installment. Read Full Review
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9.6
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Oct 20, 2026Above all, D’Orc continues to be engaging weird. The sort of in sorcery fantasy genre has been explored from every possible angle over the decades. Bean manages a very distinct personality in what he's bringing to the page. And that goes a long way towards making it feel like a very cool place to hang out for about a half hour a month every month. The episodic nature of the story and then just the monthly comic book format in a way that rewards people who will continue to read every month rather than just waiting around for the trade paperback. Read Full Review
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9.4
Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell
Oct 21, 2026D’ORC #9 is another wildly entertaining issue that captures everything that makes this series such a joy. Count Daverus brings an unforgettable mix of menace and absurdity, while Olivine adds an intriguing new dynamic to D’Orc’s adventure. Brett Bean’s energetic storytelling and expressive artwork pair perfectly with Jean-François Beaulieu’s vibrant colors and Nate Piekos’ playful lettering. Funny, fast-paced, and packed with personality, this issue proves once again that D’Orc is one of the most consistently fun comics on the shelves at the comic shop. Read Full Review
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