Elric: Dreaming City #1
| Writer | Julien Blondel |
| Artist | Julien Telo |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
GORGEOUS COMIC ADAPTATION OF MOORCOCK'S WORLD-RENOWNED CULT FANTASY SAGA!
Elric of Melniboné, is exiled from his home and cursed to walk the land under the influence of the god of chaos, Arioch. With his sword Stormbringer, Elric must find his way through the unknown
FIRST TIME THAT MOORCOCK'S NOVELS HAVE BEEN FULLY ADAPTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER.
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10
Kabooooom - Matt Morrison
Aug 17, 2021Like Elric: The Ruby Throne before it, Elric: The Dreaming City is a worthy adaptation of Michael Moorcock's work and a riveting read on its own terms. Fantasy fans will want to check this one out, whether or not they're familiar with the original novels. Read Full Review
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9.6
The Fandom Post - Josh Begley
Aug 18, 2021It's obvious this creative team has approached this comic with great love and respect for the original books, novellas, and short stories. Although the changes made to the story might not appeal to purists, they serve an overall purpose of folding all of these stories into a tighter, more cohesive narrative, and, so far, it works. Michael Moorcock says that this is the "best graphic adaptation of the story," and I have to agree. Fans of the character or just sword and sorcery stories in general should check this out. Read Full Review
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9.5
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Aug 18, 2021ELRIC: THE DREAMING CITY #1 is the best example of a high fantasy adaptation into comic form. Without much beyond a passing knowledge of the source material, the creators bring you up to speed on the lore and plop you right into the action with tiresome exposition or volumes of dialog. The story has a swashbuckling fantasy feel that gives off strong Robert E. Howard vibes, and its a heck of a lot of fun to read. Read Full Review
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7.6
Multiversity Comics - Elias Rosner
Aug 23, 2021"Elric: The Dreaming City" #1 is an excellent adaptation of the 60 year old novelette, feeling appropriately grand and consequential, but lacks the novelty or simplicity to attract newcomers. Those who find themselves confused but enjoying the story should likely check out the preceding volumes before plunging further. Read Full Review
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