Wrath of Iron de Chris Wraight

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Dark Apostle a écrit:Peut-être le premier roman de cette série que je vais daigner acheter. A voir si il est bien écrit, comme d'hab'.

It’s not often you feel sympathy for a transdimensional manifestation of mankind’s darkest desires, but it’s hard not to feel a little bit sorry for these daemonettes.

This latest piece of artwork from the talented Jon Sullivan is the cover for the forthcoming Space Marine Battles novel, Wrath of Iron.

Jon’s artwork is always dynamic and visceral and the Iron Hands Space Marines are really dishing out the pain to those daemons. Have a look at this kitted-out Space Marine, wielding two boltguns and blasting warp-spawn apart by the dozen!

And check out this Terminator, wading through the lesser servants of Chaos with the cold, methodical awesomeness we’d expect of the Iron Hands.

Wrath of Iron is being written by Chris Wraight, author of the Battle of the Fang, so it’s a fair bet that the content of the novel will be every bit as awesome and action-packed as the cover. This novel will be released in July next year, but you can set your reminder for this novel today.

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Of the thousand or so Space Marine Chapters in the Imperium, there are very few that we know much about. One of the great things about the Space Marine Battles series is the way it lets us find out more about different Chapters, like the Silver Skulls in last year’s The Gildar Rift or the White Scars in Hunt for Voldorius. Now Chris Wraight (author of last year’s best-selling Space Marine Battles title Battle of the Fang) is taking another largely unexplored Chapter in Wrath of Iron: the Iron Hands. Here’s a sneak preview of how Ferrus Manus’s sons will look in Chris’s novel.

Arela ran straight towards the monster. With nowhere to go and no chance of survival, he opted for one final act of defiance. As he ran, he fired his pistol and drew a rapier from the scabbard at his belt.
For all its bulk, the monster was fast – breathtakingly fast. Before Arela had taken another stride he found himself lifted up from the ground, clenched at the neck by a massive black gauntlet. He gasped for breath and his legs kicked out uselessly. His captor squeezed, and Arela dropped his blade. His vision blurred, and it was all he could do to look his killer in the eye.
‘I fight… for the Emperor,’ he gasped, blurting it out as if that fact could alter anything.
A metallic growl issued from the monster’s vox-grille.
‘You do not,’ it said, squeezing his neck and breaking his spine. ‘We do.’
Arela’s lifeless body fell to the ground with a thud. The monster turned its huge armoured shell around, watching impassively as its battle-brothers finished off the remaining resistance. The white hand device on its shoulder guard shone in sharp relief amid the judder and whirl of muzzle-flashes.
‘Target secured,’ came Brother Arran’s voice over the comm.
Arela’s killer – Brother-Sergeant Naim Morvox of Clave Arx, Clan Raukaan, the Iron Hands – nodded curtly before turning and striding back to the breach in the bunker wall. From beyond the broken heaps of rockcrete and human flesh, the sounds of battle raged unchecked.
‘Next,’ said Morvox, and stalked back out into the storm.

Chilling. Wrath of Iron will be released in July.