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Mouse Guard: Fall 1152 issues #3
Mouse Guard: Rise of the Axe
Saxon, Kenzie and Lieam, having abandoned the grain cart, have opted to take a lesser known path to the city of Barkstone in hopes to keep as low a profile as possible. What worries them more than knowing of a traitor, is not knowing who the traitor is. They are unaware of the information Sadie carries with her to Lockhaven, nor the fate of fellow Guard Conrad.
Arriving at the mouse city of Barkstone, Saxon, Kenzie and Lieam are forced to create a diversion to avoid watchful eyes. Kenzie and Saxon perform a duel between themselves while Lieam attempts to blend in with the townsmice. Lieam's investigation takes an unexpected twist when he uncovers The Axe, a well-organized anti-Guard group.
Arriving at the mouse city of Barkstone, Saxon, Kenzie and Lieam are forced to create a diversion to avoid watchful eyes. Kenzie and Saxon perform a duel between themselves while Lieam attempts to blend in with the townsmice. Lieam's investigation takes an unexpected twist when he uncovers The Axe, a well-organized anti-Guard group.
26 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 2006
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David Petersen
169 books338 followersNote: There are more than one David Petersen on GR's database. For catch-all profile, see here (dissambiguated via 7 spaces).
David Petersen was born in 1977. His artistic career soon followed. A steady diet of cartoons, comics, and tree climbing fed his imagination and is what still inspires his work today. David won the 2007 Russ Manning Award for Most Promising Newcomer. In 2008, David won the Eisners for Best Publication for Kids (Mouse Guard Fall 1152 & Winter 1152) and Best Graphic Album – Reprint (Mouse Guard Fall 1152 Hardcover). He is the creator of the Mouse Guard series and is excited to be working on projects he dearly loves doing. David and his wife Julia reside in Michigan with their dog Autumn.
David Petersen was born in 1977. His artistic career soon followed. A steady diet of cartoons, comics, and tree climbing fed his imagination and is what still inspires his work today. David won the 2007 Russ Manning Award for Most Promising Newcomer. In 2008, David won the Eisners for Best Publication for Kids (Mouse Guard Fall 1152 & Winter 1152) and Best Graphic Album – Reprint (Mouse Guard Fall 1152 Hardcover). He is the creator of the Mouse Guard series and is excited to be working on projects he dearly loves doing. David and his wife Julia reside in Michigan with their dog Autumn.
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June 27, 2018
The story gets more complex, the characters richer, the art still spectacular.
June 18, 2012
I read these comic books (and still own them) in single issue form. I believe they are available as trades, though I cannot find any on Amazon. Which is a shame, because I think every fan of fantasy should own copies.
Mouse Guard would appeal to any fans of Lord of the Rings and the Rats of Nimh. Not to mention the art in the books is breathtaking and detailed. I'm holding on to these books with plans to pass them onto my sons once they are old enough. These books are a classic and should be in the collect of every fan of fantasy. I have my fingers crossed for a reprinting of the trade paperbacks or possible a hardback edition.
Mouse Guard would appeal to any fans of Lord of the Rings and the Rats of Nimh. Not to mention the art in the books is breathtaking and detailed. I'm holding on to these books with plans to pass them onto my sons once they are old enough. These books are a classic and should be in the collect of every fan of fantasy. I have my fingers crossed for a reprinting of the trade paperbacks or possible a hardback edition.
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