News de la Black Library (France et UK) - 2011

Varney a écrit: mais elle a été faite avec un téléphone portable et je ne peut pas la mettre sur mon ordinateur

The Underhive’s most notorious bounty hunter has been sighted.
The laspistol-toting, charismatic hit man is the star of the latest Black Library Direct Exclusive anthology. The Complete Kal Jerico collects together every novel and graphic novel featuring the lovable rogue into one massive 654-page tome.

The first 240 pages of the anthology contains every Kal Jerico graphic novel, following Kal as he journeys from the pits of the Underhive into the depths of space, from lowlife bounty hunter to Hero of the Imperium.

he rest of the anthology contains the Kal Jerico novel trilogy: Blood Royal, Cardinal Crimson and Lasgun Wedding.
There’s even a short ‘Warhammer: Warped Visions’ comic that sees Kal Jerico as a Tilean adventurer on the high seas of the Warhammer World.

Spoiler:

Corax a écrit:C'est spéciale comme bande dessinée, je n'aime pas trop ce style de dessin mais elle a l'air assez grosse comme BD, par rapport à la taille du Roman les Mondes de Sabbat.

Dark Apostle a écrit:On ne sait jamais ça peut servir:

Varney a écrit: mais elle a été faite avec un téléphone portable et je ne peut pas la mettre sur mon ordinateur

Si tu as l'appli FB sur ton portable, tu la transfert sur ton mur, puis l'enregistre sur ton ordi et enfin tu peux la mettre sur le fofo...
C'est ce que j'ai fait pour le Blood Wolf (non peint).

The story focuses on an Imperial Guard veteran, Reagan Antigone, who is being honoured for his actions in a long-ago battle against the forces of Chaos.
But when his old comrade, a Dark Angels Space Marine, appears for the celebration, Antigone’s account of the victory is called into question. As is usual with the enigmatic Dark Angels, not all is as it seems, and shadowy figures from the past come back to haunt the veteran Guardsman.

— Zhek Askah avait raison, dit le garçon. Tu es un grand guerrier, Wyrtgeorn.
— Je suis le plus grand des guerriers, dit l’homme en retirant la ceinture d’arme du premier assaillant qu’il avait tué. Il y glissa sa propre lame. Le fourreau, prévu pour une lame d’estoc d’Unberogen, était trop large. Et ne m’appelle pas Wyrtgeorn. Ce n’est pas mon nom.
— Non ?
— Non ! Mon nom est Azazel, dit-il en laissant à ce nom le temps de s’épanouir dans sa bouche, comme s’il ne l’avait jamais vraiment mérité avant cet instant. Le garçon le regardait maintenant avec un mélange d’admiration et de crainte.
* extrait de "Le Roi Dieu", de Graham McNeill.
- Anthony.

Dark Apostle a écrit:Azazel, c'est pas un Prince Démon...?

We’ve got some new eBooks for you this Thursday...

"Woah, what’s going on, it isn’t Friday! Friday is new eBook Day! My entire perception of reality has turned upside-down."

That’s because this Friday we have something even bigger for you, but we didn’t want you to miss your weekly dose of eBook action.

The offerings we bring you today are from the Tales of the Dark Millennium anthology, an awesome collection of short stories from across the Warhammer 40,000 universe.

This got the Black Library office talking about their favourite short stories from the eBook range?
After a heated tea-break discussion, we narrowed it down to a top 5 must-read selection.

1) Rules of Engagement, a Horus Heresy short story by Graham McNeill that explores, for the first time, what Roboute Guilliman and his Legion were doing while Horus let the galaxy burn.

2) Mistress Baeda's Gift, by Braden Campbell. A demented dark eldar archon tries to win the hand of the beautiful Mistress Baeda. Unfortunately, as a depraved and psychotic eldar noble, romance does not come easily...

3) Midnight on the Street of Knives, by Andy Chambers. Another dark eldar short story now, a tense chase through the twisting underbelly of Commorragh. This short story is available exclusively as an eBook.

4) Wolfshead, by C L Werner. The only Warhammer story on the list, this is a Brunner the Bounty Hunter story about dark deeds and darker deals.

5) And how could any Black Library top five be complete without an appearance from Mr. Dan Abnett, this time with the short story Playing Patience, a tie in to the Ravenor series which details the early life of fan-favourite character Patience Kys.

1) Rules of Engagement, a Horus Heresy short story by Graham McNeill that explores, for the first time, what Roboute Guilliman and his Legion were doing while Horus let the galaxy burn.