Magic of Myths: Season three – available to buy now February 15, 2023
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With everything going on, did we forget to mention that Magic of Myths: Season three is now available to purchase right now? You can pick up your copy for £13 via our Gumroad shop.
The story picks up almost immediately after Season two, where Eve has decided to work with despotic mage, V, and his demon-bear, Byron, to find a mysterious and formidable ‘crone’ to help them break free from the Witches of Fate’s grave influence.
However, the journey comes with a price. Old debts will need to be paid… and for some, the cost will be too high.
If you’re new to Magic of Myths, you can still take advantage of a very special bundle, where you can buy Magic of Myths: Season 3 and Magic of Myths: Complete Edition (containing season one, season two and spin-off story Magic of Myths: Faerie) for a discounted price of £35.
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Buy the Magic of Myths: Season 3 and Magic of Myths: Complete Edition bundle
Pre-order Magic of Myths: Season three today! October 28, 2022
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It’s time…
You can finally get your hands on Magic of Myths: Season three on 2nd December – pre-order your very own copy today at a temporarily discounted price of £10 (RRP £13).
The story picks up almost immediately after Season two, where Eve has decided to work with despotic mage, V, and his demon-bear, Byron, to find a mysterious and formidable ‘crone’ to help them break free from the Witches of Fate’s grave influence.
However, the journey comes with a price. Old debts will need to be paid… and for some, the cost will be too high.
If you’re new to Magic of Myths, you can take advantage of a very special bundle, where you can buy Magic of Myths: Season 3 and Magic of Myths: Complete Edition (containing season one, season two and spin-off story Magic of Myths: Faerie) for a heavily discounted price of £30 – saving you a massive £8.
Buy Magic of Myths: Season three
Buy the Magic of Myths: Season 3 and Magic of Myths: Complete Edition bundle
Magic of Myths Christmas sale! December 9, 2019
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Looking for a last-minute Christmas present? We’re offering a Christmas discount and free UK shipping sale on Magic of Myths and Deadlier Than… until Sunday 15th December:
To get:
30% off Magic of Myths: Battle cards
20% off Magic of Myths: Complete Edition
15% off Magic of Myths: Pipework
14% off Deadlier Than…
just use this code at checkout:
magic19
https://gumroad.com/brothersonbooks
Sale ends on 15th December, so get your orders in now to guarantee a pre-Christmas delivery.
Catching up – Magic of Myths at San Diego Comic Con ’15 August 17, 2015
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It’s been a long time – sorry – but between more work behind the scenes and recovering from San Diego Comic Con, things have been a bit hectic. So expect a flurry of updates in the coming week…
First of all, a big thank you for anyone who stopped by to visit our table at SDCC. Magic of Myths: Faerie gained a great response at the show and we picked up a few more new readers in the process. Lots of pictures below from the con – including someone who looked just like Faerie’s protagonist, Robin – spooky!
Robin, is that you?!?
We’ll be at two more cons in the UK later this year, so if you’ve not yet got your book, there will be plenty of chances to grab one (if you don’t want to buy one via mail order here) soon…
Speaking of which, our next update regards availability if you’re in London…
What else is happening? Oh, nothing much… just San Diego Comic-Con July 6, 2015
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Yup, for the third year running, Magic of Myths is hitting the super hot, super cool San Diego Comic Con this week!
So once more, from July 8 to 12 at the San Diego Convention Center (Small Press area, the Clockwork Watch Films table: O-08), you can find Magic of Myths writer Corey Brotherson sharing a table with Clockwork Watch creator Yomi Ayeni. They’ll have copies of Clockwork Watch: The Arrival, Clockwork Watch: Breakaway, Clockwork Watch: Tick Tock IPA 1 to 3, and, of course Magic of Myths: season one, Magic of Myths: season two and our popular Magic of Myths: Faerie making its US debut.
If you’re lucky enough to own a ticket to SDCC, come over to table O-08 and say hi! And remember, you can still order a copy of Magic of Myths: Faerie from https://gumroad.com/l/sjfk.
Review: “An exciting, yet dramatic, adventure” November 22, 2014
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We’ve been lucky enough to get another positive – and very insightful – review of Magic of Myths, both seasons one and two. This time by college professor and writer Jeff Provine of Blogcritics:
Read the whole review here: http://ow.ly/E2jj7 – and thanks to Jeff and Blogcritics for their time and kind words.
Magic of Myths feels the SDCC love August 5, 2014
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Well, Magic of Myths made its second San Diego Comic-Con appearance and got a warm welcome from the show goers who stopped by to take a look at the book. A few more fans were made and many were either interested by the premise or loved Sergio’s visual style on the book enough to pick up a copy. Many thanks if you purchased one or just had kind words for us at the table.
We also were fortunate enough to take part in a couple of interviews, the first being from The Geek Speak Show, who interviewed Magic of Myths‘ writer Corey Brotherson about the series and one of his other projects, Vampire Boogie:
Magic of Myths hits Orbital Comics April 7, 2014
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We’re delighted to announce London based comic book shop Orbital Comics is now stocking Magic of Myths omnibus (combined edition), so you can ring up and reserve copies and/or head over and buy the books:
Orbital Comics
8 Great Newport Street
London
WC2H 7JA
Phone: 020 7240 0591
Many thanks to the kind and very professional bods at Orbital for taking the book.
Please spread the word! Happy shopping, and, as always, thanks for all your support.
A couple more reviews for Magic of Myths February 11, 2014
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We’ve been lucky enough to get a couple more reviews published for Magic of Myths over the last few months, and while they’re fairly mixed on a whole, we appreciate the time and consideration taken by the reviewers to write about the series:
“Calvet’s art is, if anything, even stronger this time out: his clash of ancient power is less grim and bloody than Di Amorim gives us in God is Dead; it’s closer to a more kid-friendly version of something like 300, but even in his cartoony style, he brings intensity to the combat, and punctuates Eve’s story beats with wit and pathos, as called for.”
– CHUD [read the whole thing here: http://www.chud.com/146712/thors-comic-column-112213/]
and
“It’s full of cool references that have enough broad appeal that anyone can enjoy them but are also select enough that anyone with a more specific knowledge of myth and folklore will be able to appreciate the fan service going into the development of the story and the presence of these characters and creatures.”
– Geek Pride [read the whole thing here: http://www.geek-pride.co.uk/book-review/magic-of-myths/]
Many thanks to both publications for their kind words and taking the time to review the books.
Magic of Myths - a miniseries by Corey Brotherson and Sergio Calvet 
Magic of Myths hits Comic Book Resources February 12, 2014
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One of the biggest comic book sites online, Comic Book Resources, has very kindly put Magic of Myths under the spotlight for today’s Month of African-American Comics slot:
http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2014/02/11/month-of-african-american-comics-magic-of-myths-seasons-1-2/#more-157769
Brian Cronin had this to say:
“Eve is a fascinating lead and I am glad they framed it so that the first volume was alllll about us learning a lot about Eve – both her personality AND her personal history. So by the time the events of Season 2 take place, we know Eve so well that the story takes on an even greater significance since we know the lead so well.
“This is an engaging series with charming artwork from the main artist. I hope to see more of Eve’s heroic journey in the future.”
You can read more at the link [http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2014/02/11/month-of-african-american-comics-magic-of-myths-seasons-1-2/#more-157769]
Thanks for the kind words Brian, and for taking the time to look at the series.