Authors trying to jam "OMG THIS CHARACTER IS AWESOME AND PERFECT AND EVERYONE AROUND HIM ARE BAD AND SHOULD JUST LISTEN TO HIM BECAUSE HE'S SO AWESOME ERHMAGERD!!!" down the reader's throat is also pretty bad. I don't mind the storyline or that it takes place before the Heresy I dislike it because the writing's sub-par, badly paced, and uninteresting characters. Others really like it because it lovingly sets up a believable and immersive world and slowly builds up from that. The main characters in Descent, Zahariel and Nemiel, are booooooooring, but they are portrayed differently in Fallen, where they are actually interesting.Įven in books, children are always bloody annoying and boring.Įh, I like it but I'm beginning to sound like a broken record repeating myselfĭescent is like the reviews say - a lot of people hate it because it doesn't follow the storyline set up in the first few books and takes place before the Heresy. The Descent is awful, but a lot of the references and build up helps with Fallen Angels, which imho, is the best wh40k novel and an okay read. Look out for a report from the weekend's event in SFX 230.ChazSexington wrote: The Descent of Angels and Fallen Angels. See art from it and read other news at the Black Library website. "If Peter Jackson and James Cameron got together to make a Warhammer 40,000 or Horus Heresy film, this would be how it would look!" "The idea is to make it look like a film in comic form," concludes Roberts. I added a clear moment in that one thinking that would make a great story and when Christian Dunn suggested it could be a graphic novel I thought, 'Yeah! It's so visual!'" "We always have an obligation to think of handovers for future books. "In Know No Fear, my last Horus Heresy book, I was deliberately seeding stories," reveals Abnett. This will be a brand new story set in the Horus Heresy continuum, not a retelling of an existing storyline, and in terms of plot, Abnett has known from the start where it will fit into canon. This page includes details of the stories Ive contributed, so might be useful if you want to follow the White Scars arc in order, or find certain titles. I can get on with doing the action- packed focus of it." The Horus Heresy is a huge series, including 54 novels and countless short stories and audios. Roberts agrees: "Dan is coming up with the plot, I'm drawing it, then he's putting the words to it - it frees me up to draw the cool stuff without worrying too much about the nitty-gritty. Stan Lee did it that way, and it's a great way of giving the artist a lot of storytelling control and also a great way to keep things moving."
I describe it in terms of what happens and some loose dialogue ideas, then when he's drawn it I fill in the precise speech.
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You don't deliver a full script right at the start.
Abnett again: "Marvel comics work where you write a plot, an overview of what has to happen on a page, then the artist draws it, then you supply a full script later when you've seen that. The guys have been working in secret on the project, collaborating "Marvel-style". We were able to grab time with the creators to discuss their ambitions.
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"It will be like holding a 500 million dollar movie in your hand," enthused Roberts, to rapturous applause from the crowd. that's been in the rulebooks for 20 years" according to Abnett) and the creative team revealed the first five pages of it in Nottingham on Sunday in front of over 300 people at the packed Black Library Weekender. The story is set during the battle of Calth (following "a 'Hunt For Red October'-type duel. The 100-page limited edition hardcover, entitled Macragge's Honour, will be released late next year, with the team hoping to show some of it off at San Diego Comic-Con 2013.
The Horus Heresy is the backstory to the Warhammer 40,000 sci-fi universe and this will be its first time in graphic novel form. Yesterday at the Black Library Weekender, fans received incredible Warhammer 40,000 news - Black Library has plans for a Horus Heresy graphic novel written by New York Times Bestseller Dan Abnett with art by celebrated cover artist Neil Roberts.
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