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What's happening with the DL comics?

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#1
XIII
Sep 22, 2004 18:17:33 It's sums it all.

I got number 5, and my hobbies store tells me they didnt saw any more numbers planned... it scares me!

Anyone got number 6?
anyone heard about it?

Please!

XIII
#2
talinthas
Sep 22, 2004 18:58:45 they're currently on hiatus because of problems between dabel bros and their publishers.
#3
zombiegleemax
Sep 22, 2004 21:18:20 Yeah, it was a series with great art that stayed true to the novel and the feel of the world. A great comic set. To bad politics and such always has to get in the way.
#4
brimstone
Sep 23, 2004 15:32:15
To bad politics and such always has to get in the way.

Who says it was politics?

Really, at this point, DBPro can kiss my...well, you know the rest. They have not said squat about what happened, or even really acknowledge that anything happened. And after how when it started how they were trying to get the fans involved and exicted...then as soon as it started, we never heard from them again. I feel used and manipulated...then when it came down to something important...ignored.

But whatever...I doubt we will see anything from DBPro again.
#5
zombiegleemax
Sep 23, 2004 16:53:04 I never read the comic, though a friend of mine has them, is Knaak the author or is he mentioned at all?
#6
brimstone
Sep 24, 2004 11:35:04
I never read the comic, though a friend of mine has them, is Knaak the author or is he mentioned at all?

Knaak is given the story credit, Dragonhelm is given the writing credit for the last three comics...the first two were some other guy that I don't remember.
#7
Dragonhelm
Sep 24, 2004 11:56:39
Knaak is given the story credit, Dragonhelm is given the writing credit for the last three comics...the first two were some other guy that I don't remember.

Issue #1 had Brian Augustyn and Sean J. Jordan as the adaptation credits. Sean went solo for issue #2, and then I came on and shared the adaptation credit with Sean for issues 3-5. I also functioned as consultant on issues 1-2.

I have to say, it was so cool to share a credit with Richard Knaak, and to have my name below his on the cover. He's one of my favorite authors, so for me, it was an honor.
#8
zombiegleemax
Oct 01, 2004 11:26:55 how many dragonlance comics are there that are about Raistlin?
#9
dragontooth
Oct 01, 2004 13:28:44
how many dragonlance comics are there that are about Raistlin?

I don't think any. If there is a comic with Raistlin in it. It will have all the heros of the lance not just Raistlin.
#10
zombiegleemax
Oct 01, 2004 15:28:28 DC Comics about 10 years ago had a Dragonlance comic and there were like 4 issues that I can recall that had Raistlin in them. I think that the name of the series was Raistlin's Pawn.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 XIII Sep 22, 2004 18:17:33	It's sums it all. I got number 5, and my hobbies store tells me they didnt saw any more numbers planned... it scares me! Anyone got number 6? anyone heard about it? Please! XIII
#2 talinthas Sep 22, 2004 18:58:45	they're currently on hiatus because of problems between dabel bros and their publishers.
#3 zombiegleemax Sep 22, 2004 21:18:20	Yeah, it was a series with great art that stayed true to the novel and the feel of the world. A great comic set. To bad politics and such always has to get in the way.
#4 brimstone Sep 23, 2004 15:32:15	To bad politics and such always has to get in the way. Who says it was politics? Really, at this point, DBPro can kiss my...well, you know the rest. They have not said squat about what happened, or even really acknowledge that anything happened. And after how when it started how they were trying to get the fans involved and exicted...then as soon as it started, we never heard from them again. I feel used and manipulated...then when it came down to something important...ignored. But whatever...I doubt we will see anything from DBPro again.
#5 zombiegleemax Sep 23, 2004 16:53:04	I never read the comic, though a friend of mine has them, is Knaak the author or is he mentioned at all?
#6 brimstone Sep 24, 2004 11:35:04	I never read the comic, though a friend of mine has them, is Knaak the author or is he mentioned at all? Knaak is given the story credit, Dragonhelm is given the writing credit for the last three comics...the first two were some other guy that I don't remember.
#7 Dragonhelm Sep 24, 2004 11:56:39	Knaak is given the story credit, Dragonhelm is given the writing credit for the last three comics...the first two were some other guy that I don't remember. Issue #1 had Brian Augustyn and Sean J. Jordan as the adaptation credits. Sean went solo for issue #2, and then I came on and shared the adaptation credit with Sean for issues 3-5. I also functioned as consultant on issues 1-2. I have to say, it was so cool to share a credit with Richard Knaak, and to have my name below his on the cover. He's one of my favorite authors, so for me, it was an honor.
#8 zombiegleemax Oct 01, 2004 11:26:55	how many dragonlance comics are there that are about Raistlin?
#9 dragontooth Oct 01, 2004 13:28:44	how many dragonlance comics are there that are about Raistlin? I don't think any. If there is a comic with Raistlin in it. It will have all the heros of the lance not just Raistlin.
#10 zombiegleemax Oct 01, 2004 15:28:28	DC Comics about 10 years ago had a Dragonlance comic and there were like 4 issues that I can recall that had Raistlin in them. I think that the name of the series was Raistlin's Pawn.