Dungeon: Twilight – Vol. 4: The End of Dungeon
Dungeon
COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS
96 Pages, 6.5 x 9
Paperback, $14.99 (US $14.99) (CA $17.99)
Publication Date: December 2014
ISBN 9781561639199
Overview
In High Septentrion, there has been a violent eruption on the planet of Terra Amata. It’s a scramble to find breathable air, but the wizened, blind, mystical dragon the Dust King (Marvin) thinks that it is perhaps time for him to die heroically. However the feisty young Marvin the Red refuses to give up and plans to find a way out of this mess, including finding a way to actually breathe. While Marvin the Red and Zakutu, daughter of the Grand Khân, attempt to protect the seven objects of Destiny, Herbert and the Dust King are forced to swear allegiance to the Black Entity in order to gain access to breathable air. The end of the great Dungeon moves ever closer, but there is a revolution stirring.
Reviews
“The humor can be biting and sly. And precisely because it is so light and warmhearted, the moments of melancholy and actual profundity reach into your chest, pull out your heart and keep it hostage.” —New York Times Book Review
Author Biography
Joann Sfar is an artist, writer, and film director. He is best known for his adaptation of The Little Prince and his original title The Rabbi’s Cat. He recently wrote and directed a movie and authored a graphic novel on the life of Serge Gainsbourg. Lewis Trondheim is the creator of such comic strips as A.L.I.E.E.E.N., McConey Rabbit, and Mr. O. He is the author of A.L.I.E.E.E.N.: Archives of Lost Issues, Kaput & Zosky, the Little Nothings series, and Mister I. He is the head of Shampooing, an imprint of the French comics publisher Delcourt. Alfred is a French comics artist and the author of the critically acclaimed Why I Killed Peter. Mazan is a French comics artist and the illustrator of Dungeon: Monstres Vol. 1 and an adaptation of Tales of the Brothers Grimm.