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Warcraft: Death Knight
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A story set in the World of Warcraft universe that studies one of the newest classes in the game - the Death Knight.
Paperback, 192 pages
Published
December 1st 2009
by TokyoPop
(first published July 7th 2009)
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I (23years) probably enjoyed reading this to my friend's little boy more than he enjoyed hearing it, & believe me he loved the story.
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An apocalyptic fantasy series with diverse characters, a touch of magic, and a whole lot of blood.
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Death knight gives a deeper history to the class that you don't see in game along with background and 'what are they doing?' For the Horde and Alliance representatives of this group.
When you first make a Death Knight you become first familiar with these two (Koltira and Thassarion) in passing, the first actual encounter being Thass sending you on a suicide mission to save his good friend.
The manga follows these to after the battle at Lights Hope, along with telling you how they got where they ...more
When you first make a Death Knight you become first familiar with these two (Koltira and Thassarion) in passing, the first actual encounter being Thass sending you on a suicide mission to save his good friend.
The manga follows these to after the battle at Lights Hope, along with telling you how they got where they ...more
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This is for anyone who loves the game World of Warcraft and wants to read some backstory on the NPC Thassarian. I love how much history and lore that is woven into this game. And the class of Death Knight is one of my all time favs! Their tale as a whole is intriguing, full of drama, horror, and readjusting to life outside of the Lich King's control. Love this stuff! Wish they had a book devoted to Koltira as well. He's always been one of my favs and loved that he shows up in this book.
I'm not familiar with World of Warcraft. This was my first adventure in that story line.
I liked the story. It was easy to get into. A soldier who wants to make his parents proud and be as great as his father. Turned into a Death Knight, he struggles with issues between his new life and former.
Eventually, during battle, a vision of his father comes to him and he makes a decision to become the soldier he was once. He begins to track down the Scourge and get his revenge while in search of the Lich ...more
I liked the story. It was easy to get into. A soldier who wants to make his parents proud and be as great as his father. Turned into a Death Knight, he struggles with issues between his new life and former.
Eventually, during battle, a vision of his father comes to him and he makes a decision to become the soldier he was once. He begins to track down the Scourge and get his revenge while in search of the Lich ...more
Yet another amazing comic set in the Warcraft universe.
I read this after reading the Ashbringer comic which dived deep into paladin lore. This one dived deep into lore of death knights.
Death knights who broke free from the Lich King's influence is really cool and I loved getting some background on them.
I read this after reading the Ashbringer comic which dived deep into paladin lore. This one dived deep into lore of death knights.
Death knights who broke free from the Lich King's influence is really cool and I loved getting some background on them.
I was eager to read this one when I picked it up. The cover looked good and the first couple pages looked promising. However the further I read into the book the more issues I had.
My first main issue is with the story itself. It just seemed really jumpy. It felt as if certain parts of the story were missing. I still liked the background that it gave on Thassarian, but it felt incomplete.
The other issue I had was with the artwork. Don't get me wrong I think the artwork itself was great! The issue ...more
My first main issue is with the story itself. It just seemed really jumpy. It felt as if certain parts of the story were missing. I still liked the background that it gave on Thassarian, but it felt incomplete.
The other issue I had was with the artwork. Don't get me wrong I think the artwork itself was great! The issue ...more
Death Knight was okay, just as the two star rating indicates. Really fast read, bought and finished in a day of on-and-off reading. The story is really probably only interesting to people who know anything about the Warcraft lore and, I would imagine, that it wouldn't make sense to people who haven't played the games or read the other books.
I normally don't read Japanese graphic novels, so this was a little experiment. Unfortunately, I feel like the format really took away from the story of ...more
I normally don't read Japanese graphic novels, so this was a little experiment. Unfortunately, I feel like the format really took away from the story of ...more
Considering the fact I'm still quite new to the whole World of Warcraft, I thought this was pretty good. I assume this is the only book of the "Death Knight" but I couldn't tell you if it is, I was not really able to find any information. I honestly couldn't even tell you if it is in a series, what book it is. I managed to randomly find this book and decided to give it a read. Aside from what little I know of WoW, I really enjoyed this book, I thought it had a pretty good structure, and I
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