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Chroniques de la Lune Noire #3
La Marque des Démons
Enfin mis en présence de l'Oracle, Wismerhill se voit révéler sa destinée sombre et sanglante. A son insu, les forces néfastes et maléfiques luttent toujours pour le pouvoir absolu.
44 pages, Hardcover
First published October 1, 1991
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François Froideval
138 books17 followersFrançois Marcela-Froideval is a French role-playing game, videogame and comic scenarist, best known for the Black Moon Chronicles series of fantasy comic books.
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January 29, 2021
Artwork continues to improve and there's a lot of atmosphere in the setting, a great deal of good ideas it gives me - but the plot is beginning to lose me. The second half contained a very poor twist in it.
September 27, 2019
More power than come out of nowhere and more stuff that the writer came up while DM-ing a tabletop campaing.
July 13, 2023
L'Oracle a parlé... et certains protagonistes abattent leurs cartes.
Wismerill repart avec plus de questions en sortant de sa visite à l'Oracle. Néanmoins il en ressort plus ragaillardi vis à vis de la troupe qui l'accompagne.
L'apparition de la succube est un tournant, ayant une sombre influence sur Wis.
L'histoire est interessante mais j'avoue avoir encore du mal avec le manque de finesse du dessin.
Voyons comment se déroulera la suite de la quête.
Wismerill repart avec plus de questions en sortant de sa visite à l'Oracle. Néanmoins il en ressort plus ragaillardi vis à vis de la troupe qui l'accompagne.
L'apparition de la succube est un tournant, ayant une sombre influence sur Wis.
L'histoire est interessante mais j'avoue avoir encore du mal avec le manque de finesse du dessin.
Voyons comment se déroulera la suite de la quête.
June 15, 2022
First Edition = D.L. October 1993 = Second Printing?
That furry fire-crotch atop a bodacious bible-gap within the taut muscles of those terrific thighs made quite a successfully sexy succubus!
That furry fire-crotch atop a bodacious bible-gap within the taut muscles of those terrific thighs made quite a successfully sexy succubus!
August 17, 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpO4t...
(Bande-annonce pour la série)
(Bande-annonce pour la série)
February 19, 2024
Ledroit’s art takes a quantum leap forward. The script seems a bit aimless. On the other hand, the fast-moving, wide-ranging narrative style provides a lot of opportunities for illustration and plays to LeDroit’s gift for design.
Art highlights include a strange episode where the heroes march through an army, filled with fantastically designed ogres, trolls, and giants. And another scene with woodland gnomes and elves. LeDroit displays his (perhaps) immaturity by lavishing attention where it doesn’t belong, and playing up emotions where they’re not called for. But the art is far and away the star, so I can’t fault him much.
After learning something of the identity and location of his father from the oracle, Wismerhill… settles down to rule as the baron of a small, backwater fiefdom. Needless to say, this isn’t good. If the hero doesn’t care about his quest, why do we?
Wismerhill dumps Fey for a succubus. While the latter’s allures are understandable, it does make him seem like kind of a jerk. He also ruthlessly forces Ghorghor to submit to his will.
The plot threads dealing with the black moon cult, the white knights, and the demons continue to be the worst part of the book. Sure, they’re important to the plot (presumably), but they’re too cryptic and under-developed. Who are these people and what do they want? The book is shaky on those questions.
Art highlights include a strange episode where the heroes march through an army, filled with fantastically designed ogres, trolls, and giants. And another scene with woodland gnomes and elves. LeDroit displays his (perhaps) immaturity by lavishing attention where it doesn’t belong, and playing up emotions where they’re not called for. But the art is far and away the star, so I can’t fault him much.
After learning something of the identity and location of his father from the oracle, Wismerhill… settles down to rule as the baron of a small, backwater fiefdom. Needless to say, this isn’t good. If the hero doesn’t care about his quest, why do we?
Wismerhill dumps Fey for a succubus. While the latter’s allures are understandable, it does make him seem like kind of a jerk. He also ruthlessly forces Ghorghor to submit to his will.
The plot threads dealing with the black moon cult, the white knights, and the demons continue to be the worst part of the book. Sure, they’re important to the plot (presumably), but they’re too cryptic and under-developed. Who are these people and what do they want? The book is shaky on those questions.
January 11, 2021
Una historia más dónde sucede mucho pero se siente poco. Todo va sucediendo tan rápido que no he tenido tiempo de encontrar una conexión con los personajes, el único que ha sufrido cambios es Wis, el protagonista y no está bien desarrollado. El posicionamiento de los paneles experimentales y las burbujas de diálogo (y encabezados) tienen un orden extraño.
Pero bueno, solo estoy leyendo por los diseños de Ledroit. Un escritor un poco más competente hubiera hecho esto una obra maestra ya que esto es bastante regular con todo y lo mucho que el dibujo la eleva.
Pero bueno, solo estoy leyendo por los diseños de Ledroit. Un escritor un poco más competente hubiera hecho esto una obra maestra ya que esto es bastante regular con todo y lo mucho que el dibujo la eleva.
April 16, 2022
Like Elfquest on cocaine. Bit hard to follow at times because of pages that are laid out more like posters than comics.
January 8, 2023
Greatcread
Amazing art, fun setting and memorable characters. So much detail in every panel. A classic for any fantasy comic reader.
Amazing art, fun setting and memorable characters. So much detail in every panel. A classic for any fantasy comic reader.
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