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(Paizo Publishing or Products Discussion Forum???)
I've never been a big fan of D&D comics but I admit to craving a bit more Pathfinder stuff coming in my mailbox each month and I'm intrigued enough in the new Comics line to ask a few questions.
Are the new Pathfinder comics humor-themed or graphic novel-themed?
More importantly, has (will) Paizo put a few sample pages on the website for us to look at to see if we like the new line? Before I buy a subscription I want to read at least a few pages to see if I like the writing, artwork, story and characters.
(I'm not keen on buying one and then deciding whether or not to subscribe.)
Thanks for any input.
Hello W E Ray
The first Comic is out - It has funny parts a bit of blood and is more of a rollicking adventure than horror story so far.
I subscribe digitaly and read it on my iPad.
I liked it there are one or two big mouth animae style pannels but the rest is more traditional.
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(Paizo Publishing or Products Discussion Forum???)
I've never been a big fan of D&D comics but I admit to craving a bit more Pathfinder stuff coming in my mailbox each month and I'm intrigued enough in the new Comics line to ask a few questions.
Are the new Pathfinder comics humor-themed or graphic novel-themed?
More importantly, has (will) Paizo put a few sample pages on the website for us to look at to see if we like the new line? Before I buy a subscription I want to read at least a few pages to see if I like the writing, artwork, story and characters.
(I'm not keen on buying one and then deciding whether or not to subscribe.)
Thanks for any input.
They did post a few pages from the first comic. Also, if you want to know about the story, Know Direction did an interview with the writer of the comic. I wasn't that interested in it until I heard him speak about it. His passion and obvious goals for the characters and story made me want to read this comic.
