"The third time's the charm! Or so hopes our hero, Bruno the Bandit, in this issue, as he turns on the charm in an attempt to win the lovely Lydia away from the wizard Maledict. Meanwhile, the demonic Numth'kul sees his troubles increase a thousandfold, and we learn that Elder Gods need love too! Plus, we're not sure if it serves a purpose clear when Fiona serves up some "Free Will"!
All this and much more, including the Charles Schulz memorial story, "When a God Retires" and several new pages of Bruno pinups from Ian McDonald. Presenting nine more stories from the archives of Bruno the Bandit (www.brunothebandit.com), this third swing of the Brutal Blade of Bruno the Bandit continues the tradition of turning some of the best comics on the web into some of the funniest comics in self-publishing. "
This volume has a cover by Sandy Carruthers of "Men in Black" and "Captain Canuck" fame, and aside from the wealth of stories within, contains several new illustrations by Bruno's creator Ian McDonald, as well as guest contributions from Michael DeStasio (whose work was featured in volume 2) and Raven Dominic (who is, only coincidentally, related to the publisher. Honest.)
Fans of Bruno will be delighted by the stories in this volume, and fans of comics in general should check out Ian's loving tribute to Charles Schulz in "When a God Retires". As always, there's something for everyone in this book, and at this price, it's a steal even Bruno couldn't pass up.
"The Brutal Blade of Bruno the Bandit Vol. 3" is now available through these online stores:
Print:
Createspace
Digital:
DriveThruComics
Wowio
Coming soon, versions for Kindle and Graphicly.
And don't forget that our other books, Brutal Blade vols. 1 & 2, and our free comic "Why Comics" are all still available. Collect the whole set!
If you do buy a copy of any of our books, please take the time to leave us a review on any of our storefronts, or drop me a line to let me know what you think. As always, I'd love to hear from you!
2 comments:
Excellent!!!
Great to hear, and good to see that it's avaiable via Amazon - so shipment to Germany is easy, and ordering as well. That's the main reason why I don't own the first Bruno-book from a decade ago - no chance to order it via a local bookstore. It's good to live in the future now:-)
By the way: I've ordered the first 2 books via Amazon.de - it worked fine, review was posted. Delivery took some time, now they are avaiable within 2 days.
I really hope that the whole collection will be avaiable some day. Good luck, and success!
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