Winter of the Iron Dwarf

Table Titans #2

by Scott R. Kurtz, Steve Hamaker (Color), Brian Hurtt (Layouts)

The Dwarven Citadel of Adbar is twice besieged, once by the Orc army at their door and again by the madness of their King. The people seek the aid of a champion andVal Bronzebottom has answered the call. Can the Table Titans stop the Orc army and save the King before it's too late?

Join Val, Alan, Darby, Andrew, Darius and their Dungeon Master Brendan as they embark on adventures both in-game and away from the table.

Table Titans, Volume 2: Winter of the Iron Dwarf collects the second year of the online comic from Eisner and Harvey Award winning cartoonist, Scott Kurtz.

Genres: Fantasy, Comics, Graphic Novels, Comic Book, Gaming

104 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2017

About the author

Scott Kurtz has been self-publishing his comics to the world wide web since 1998. His work has been nominated for the Harvey Award and in 2006 won the prestigious Eisner Award for best digital comic.
He co-founded the new webcomics.com with his peers to help promote and develop the independent work of online cartoonists.
Mr. Kurtz lives in Dallas, TX with his wife Angela.
PvP is read globally by over 150,000 daily readers.

Reviews

[Christopher · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is another lovely edition of the Table Titans webcomic. The creators really put a lot of effort into making an excellent book out of the panel to panel comic. The story has also increased in scope becoming an epic tale of a besieged Dwarven stronghold. Unfortunately the epic tale loses track of the Titans at times, our main characters spend a lot of the story standing around watching the NPCs interact, only occasionally getting a chance to effect the events.

Still, the art is excellent with some great splash pages and location details. The interweaving of the Game Table and the fantasy world is another seamless blend and really makes the reader feel like they are getting swept up in the game and the fantasy. Highly recommended!

[Jason · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you can't get enough D&D then this is the book for you. It feels like a game played out in beautiful pictures on the printed page. Right down to the murder hobos of the table wanting to punch everyone and everything.

[Chris · Rating 5 out of 5]

My only complaint is that it's too short. The story is solid, and the art transfers very well from the web to the page. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it a second time.