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World of Warcraft: Ashbringer
The second graphic novel based on the world's most popular massively multiplayer videogame tells the saga of the Missing King of Stormwind. Upon learning he is in fact the lost ruler of Stormwind, Lo'Gosh returns to reclaim his throne with his comrades in arms Valeera, and Broll. But all is not as it seems in the eastern kingdom, especially if one informed dwarf has anythi...more
Hardcover, 128 pages
Published
June 9th 2009
by WildStorm
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La legendaria espada Ashbringer.
Contrario a lo que dice el sumario en la pagina, esta novela grafica trata de la historia de Alexandros Mograine, el portador original de la espada, sus hijos Renault y Darion, ademas de el pasado de mi idolo Tirion Fordring *fanboys*.
En lo personal, la historia es muy interesante e importante para la expansion Wrath of the Lich King, los Death Knights, y Tirion mismo, pero el dibujo realmente hace dificil entender que sucede en ocasiones. Entiendo que es el est...more
Contrario a lo que dice el sumario en la pagina, esta novela grafica trata de la historia de Alexandros Mograine, el portador original de la espada, sus hijos Renault y Darion, ademas de el pasado de mi idolo Tirion Fordring *fanboys*.
En lo personal, la historia es muy interesante e importante para la expansion Wrath of the Lich King, los Death Knights, y Tirion mismo, pero el dibujo realmente hace dificil entender que sucede en ocasiones. Entiendo que es el est...more
First WoW comic book series after Lo'gosh series delivers dark, yet colorful story of Ashbringer. And it could have been executed better. Story is rushed, too many characters have been jammed inside and their motives are rarely examined. Also, drawing is confusing and too colorful for such dark tale. I know it is more of a timed-product than serious comic series, but it could have been done better nontheless.
I almost gave this four stars, since I liked it better than the first one I read, but then the ending kind of disappointed. Even though the art and storyline were better, this book was twice as dark and five times as violent. I think I'm through with Warcraft graphic novels for the time being. I don't think Sydney will miss them.
I can't promise I'll stop playing Warcraft III, though. :)
I can't promise I'll stop playing Warcraft III, though. :)
An awesome story indeed. Despite playing World of Warcraft as a Night Elf for so long, the human history in Azeroth is amazing, especially after the second war against the Horde. The ending of Ashbringer disapointed me somehow...
The language in the WoW books is always hard to understand, but the book itself and the magic of World of Warcraft is always amazing! A good book, but read carefully.
Interesting lore. Great art that fails to relate to the narrative. If there wasn't inclusion of certain characters, I'd have rated this much lower.
nice storyline. good tie in with the game.
I love the artwork and was able to easily follow the story!
Epic
I love reading more fleshed out information based in the World of Warcraft. While I don't get to play the game as much as I used to, I love the Lore within that universe. This graphic novel from Wildstorm telling more about the history between Warcraft 2 and World of Warcraft, and beyond a bit, was quite good. Recommended if you like this universe.
this book would have been better if it want about the second war
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