“Days later I reach my destination. The Steep. Long ago, mighty Ka’ii warlords lived here. Until the Age of Blood. When wars raged to win Tyon’s love. Thousands perished. In the end — still Tyon was unmoved. The warlords died. Unloved and filled with despair. The Steep is haunted. But the legend led me here.”
Huge thanks to Graphic Policy for giving No’madd: The City of Empty Towers #3 (of 3) 9.4 out of 10 and recommend people buy. “Overall, an engrossing conclusion to an exciting story. The story by Andrew Kafoury is exciting, well developed and layered. The art by the creative team is captivating. Altogether, a story very much in the vein of X-O … Continue reading
“Hold, No’madd! Down below lies the beast that killed your father! But consider: Life is full of despair. Can despair be a gift? One with many layers that may take years to unfold? Now go. Face your father’s killer. But think — what action would a true champion take?”
“I know this is hard. But I must follow Tyon’s call. Whispers foretold this day would come. I vow…to find these intruders. Whoever they are. Defeat them. And return home. ”
GraphicsPolicy reviews No’madd: “Overall, an epic odyssey almost as grand as Homer. The story by Andrew Kafoury is smart, action-packed and well developed. The art by the creative team is gorgeous. Altogether, a story that shows how powerful the journey can be, even when one is looking for the destination.” Story: 10 Art: 9.7 Overall: 9.8 Recommendation: Buy Link to … Continue reading
No’madd is taken into Whispers Cave and shown images of a race who lived thousands of years before he was born: “The Ah’kee. Tyon’s children. Their kingdoms stretched along The Waves. A noble race. As gentle as they were wise. Undone by dark sorcery.”
Lettering is the most important, and delicate part, of any comic book presentation. It is also one of the easiest ways for an editor to reject your book. (“Learn how to letter. Learn how to draw hands. Learn how to not suck.” Etc.) No’madd is so lucky to have the legendary Tom Orzechowski as the letterer. Not just because he … Continue reading
I really like this page, it shows two children from different tribes who have been through a lot of hard stuff and they are going to put down their differences to work things out.