NEW STORY ARC! "RITES OF SEPARATION": Part One (of 2)-Dorma returns home from her adventures in the Dragon's Maw to deliver the sad news of her brother's passing to their parents. While preparing the burial rites for his journey to the afterlife, she must face the darkness of her ancestral home that she's feared all her life.
Read Scales & Scoundrels. It may not be best to start at issue #11, but there is a good jumping on point thats not issue #1 if you dont want to start at the very beginning and it is well worth the read. Read Full Review
Scales & Scoundrels gives an insightful look at one of the series' most interesting characters. Readers will find a new appreciation for Dorma if they don't already treasure her. Read Full Review
Apparently, this series will end after the next issue (it says "for now") and may or may not return! I can say with all honesty that it has been an honor to read and review this set of stories, and I look forward to seeing Scales & Scoundrels return in the future. All I'm saying is issue #12 might need to be trade-sized, because I'm really going to miss their work. Thank you, Sebastien, Galaad, and Jeff. See you on the next one. Whatever it might be. Read Full Review
Life and death juxtaposed with following or breaking with tradition " a timeless theme. Read Full Review
This arc isn't exactly what we would hope for in a true finale to the series, but if it has to end, we're glad the series is going with its strengths before the final curtain. Read Full Review
Scales and Scoundrels #11 is strong and has followed the path of the second story arch to expand on the universe and showcase the different struggles found in it. Read Full Review
It's still painful to think of this series ending, but at least it got twelve solid issues out before the end. That's pretty good, especially for an indie series. Here's hoping we see the series get revived in some way or form, but if not it'd be nice to see what else the creative team can come up with. Read Full Review
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