Written by Gary Proudley. Illustrated by HOLLY FOX.
Colours by Justin Randall. Letters & Edits by Wolfgang Bylsma.
Talgard and the Promise
Written by Gary Proudley. Illustrated by SCOTT FRASER.
Colours by Justin Randall. Letters & Edits by Wolfgang Bylsma.
Talgard and the Duel
Written by Gary Proudley. Illustrated by KATIE HOUGHTON-WARD.
Colours by Justin Randall. Letters & Edits by Wolfgang Bylsma.
Talgard and the Benzek
Written by Gary Proudley. Illustrated by TREV WOOD.
Colours by Justin Randall. Letters & Edits by Wolfgang Bylsma.
Talgard and the Alethiomancer
Written by Gary Proudley. Illustrated by Skye Ogden.
Colours by Justin Randall. Letters & Edits by Wolfgang Bylsma.
Talgard and the Revani
Written by Gary Proudley. Illustrated by Craig Phillips.
Colours by Justin Randall. Letters & Edits by Wolfgang Bylsma.
Talgard and the King of Andron
Written by Gary Proudley. Illustrated by Sarah W Searle.
Colours by Justin Randall. Letters & Edits by Wolfgang Bylsma.
Talgard and the Merchant
Written by Gary Proudley. Illustrated by Marc Noble.
Colours by Justin Randall. Letters & Edits by Wolfgang Bylsma.
Talgard and the Rengore Pass
Written by Gary Proudley. Illustrated by James Brouwer.
Colours by Justin Randall. Letters & Edits by Wolfgang Bylsma.
Why Sword and Sorcery?
“Why sword and sorcery?”
That was the first question my editor, Wolfgang Bylsma, asked after I told him I wanted to do a series of four-page stories about a wily character named Talgard. Actually, if I’m honest, “where can we get a beer while we talk about this?” was his first question. But to be fair he had recently found out that his flight had been delayed four hours, and I was taking advantage of him being trapped in Brisbane.
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