About Books of Lore: The Series
		What is it?
			Books of Lore is a black and white, sword-and-sorcery comic book written by David Napoliello and Kevin Tucker. It has been published as a "series of mini-series," with each group of issues consisting of a self-contained story arc. Each mini-series moves the characters and plot lines forward, but the format also makes it easy for new readers to catch on.
		What is so great about it?
			The story. Readers are attracted to the distinctive cover and interior art, but what keeps them coming back are the well-written stories. Books of Lore has often been described as a fantasy novel ... just in comic book form. Each issue is full of excitement, intrigue, and action as fighters, wizards, and thieves interact on a fantasy backdrop full of dragons, unicorns, demons, and much, much more. Yet, care is taken to develop interesting characters and stories that evolve far beyond just mere "hack and slash."
		Who does it appeal to?
			Mostly to fans of fantasy, such as readers of books like Tellos, Warlands, Animal Mystic, Lady Pendragon, Books of Magic, and Frank Frazetta Fantasy Illustrated (Note: a Books of Lore story appeared in FFFI #4)—as well as fans of well-written stories, such as readers of the Vertigo line from DC Comics.
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BOOKS OF LORE is copyright © and trademark ™ 2003 David Napoliello. Published by Peregrine Entertainment with permission. All Rights Reserved.