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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Brian Haberlin (A) Brian Haberlin, Geirrod Van Dyke (CA) Brian Haberlin SERIES PREMIERE To be Classless is a whole new low… You'd think in a fantastic world full of giants, magic, and flying fish, it would be a world of possibility. But you'd be dead wrong here! Sylv is a jack of all trades; she can fight with the best of them, pick most pockets, and even cast a third-level spell or two. It's too bad for her that if you aren't a member of a guild, you are persona non grata: completely outcast from adventuring. That might be fine, except she has her disabled seven-foot-tall brother to take care of. If she can't find a job to support them both, they'll be dead in a ditch in a matter of weeks. So now her only hope is a quest from a sketchy cleric who promises only a true hero can save the day. Sylv has a lot of skills…and she'll need them all to survive this hero's journey! Date Available: 02/15/2023
BONUS REVIEW by Kevin Healy
 A so-so book at best. Writer Brian Haberlin sets his tale of fantasy magic and violence in an attractive setting, but with 'what passes for clever' modern dialogue, not entirely unlike the disastrous 'Willow' tv series. His artist on the book, also Brian Haberlin, seems to know that this isn't the best material to work with. The art is substantially better than the dialogue, moderately better than the story, but not at all near the level of his best work on last year's Jules Verne's Lighthouse. Maybe just consider this a strong recommendation for that book instead. If you're looking for a good barbarian sword and sorcery book, what you want is Barbaric. So, there you have it, two great books to read. I give it 5 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Brian Haberlin (A) Brian Haberlin, Geirrod Van Dyke (CA) Brian Haberlin SERIES PREMIERE To be Classless is a whole new low… You'd think in a fantastic world full of giants, magic, and flying fish, it would be a world of possibility. But you'd be dead wrong here! Sylv is a jack of all trades; she can fight with the best of them, pick most pockets, and even cast a third-level spell or two. It's too bad for her that if you aren't a member of a guild, you are persona non grata: completely outcast from adventuring. That might be fine, except she has her disabled seven-foot-tall brother to take care of. If she can't find a job to support them both, they'll be dead in a ditch in a matter of weeks. So now her only hope is a quest from a sketchy cleric who promises only a true hero can save the day. Sylv has a lot of skills…and she'll need them all to survive this hero's journey! Date Available: 02/15/2023
BONUS REVIEW by Kevin Healy
A so-so book at best. Writer Brian Haberlin sets his tale of fantasy magic and violence in an attractive setting, but with 'what passes for clever' modern dialogue, not entirely unlike the disastrous 'Willow' tv series. His artist on the book, also Brian Haberlin, seems to know that this isn't the best material to work with. The art is substantially better than the dialogue, moderately better than the story, but not at all near the level of his best work on last year's Jules Verne's Lighthouse. Maybe just consider this a strong recommendation for that book instead. If you're looking for a good barbarian sword and sorcery book, what you want is Barbaric. So, there you have it, two great books to read. I give it 5 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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