Magic of Myths – the prints pt 2 November 18, 2013
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Take a look at some more tip-top artwork that was specifically created for those who pre-ordered their special editions of Magic of Myths: season two…
Magic of Myths – the prints September 23, 2013
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We may be quiet, but we’re still here and still working.
Those who pre-ordered their special editions of Magic of Myths: season two recently started to get their prints that came as part of the pre-order package. And we’ve had nothing but compliments for Sergio’s lovely artwork. Each print features a character from the series to date, specifically requested by the customer. And as all of them were happy with us showing you their prints, we’re going to display them here, over time.
Here are the first two…
Magic of Myths at San Diego Comic-Con – the pictures July 28, 2013
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We took a lot of pics at San Diego Comic-Con – here’s all of them related to Magic of Myths in one post for you!
Magic of Myths: season two now available! July 26, 2013
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It’s finally here!
Eve has been chosen for an all-important and life-defining mission. She just doesn’t know exactly what this mission is yet…
Dragged from her life and job as an English literature teacher living in the USA, Eve is thrown into a strange, yet familiar fantasy world – often without warning. Forced to prove her skills with magical armour and weapons in a variety of tests and battles, she awaits the time where her stuffy and unusual tutor, Tink, will reveal who and what she’s doing this for.
She’s about to find out. And it’s not what she wants to hear…
£9 (+£2 UK and Ireland postage and packaging, £5 around the world) – order by clicking here: http://gum.co/ZOBuD
or email magicofmyths@gmail.com
Read an eight-page sample of Magic of Myths: season two right here
We’re also launching a new book for those new to Magic of Myths and want both books – Magic of Myths: seasons one & two combined edition:
Buy this combined edition of Magic of Myths which includes season one and season two for just £15 (please add £2 for UK and Ireland P&P, £5 around the world).
Order the Magic of Myths season one and season two combined edition here: http://gum.co/oFDes or email magicofmyths@gmail.com
Magic of Myths at San Diego Comic-Con pt 3 (and 4… and 5) July 24, 2013
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Where it all starts to get a bit… fiery…
Magic of Myths at San Diego Comic-Con pt 2 July 19, 2013
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Enjoy!
Hi-ho hi-ho, to San Diego we go… July 14, 2013
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So, Magic of Myths (and one half of the Magic of Myths team) hits San Diego Comic-Con this week – we’ll be writing reports for Geek Syndicate, so keep reading here and there for updates!
What happens when a magical bear rampages through San Diego…? July 8, 2013
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Byron is all ready to meet his San Diego Comic-Con press eye-to-homicidal-eye…
Sara Dunkerton has done *incredible* work to bring Sergio’s artwork to life. This is what the popular Magic of Myths character looks like in our comic:
And this is what Sara started of with:
Which ended up as this:
Pretty amazing, don’t you think? Take a bow, Sara!
Byron will be making his public debut on the Clockwork Watch/Magic of Myths table at San Diego Comic-Con next week – we’ll take plenty of snaps for you to see how he’s received there!
Follow the (homicidal toy) bear July 4, 2013
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It’s been a while since we checked in on Sara Dunkerton‘s work on the first Magic of Myths plush – let’s see how Byron is getting on, shall we?
The white paper is where his armour is going to be when Sara has finished – which will be very, very soon…
Magic of Myths - a miniseries by Corey Brotherson and Sergio Calvet 
Rave reviews for Magic of Myths November 19, 2013
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A couple more reviews have come in for Magic of Myths (both seasons one and two):
“Utilising a cartoonish art style from Calvet accompanied by witty writing from Brotherson makes this title an easily read, enjoyable piece work… Magic of Myths seamlessly blends modern-day heroism with ancient mythology in a way that only Calliope could counter. “
– Comic Books and Cookies [read the whole thing here: http://myheartliesinfilmandcomics.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/review-of-magic-of-myths-season-one-by.html ]
and:
“I read through both seasons in one sitting and that’s always a clear indicator of a really engaging comic book… The fact that we’re not following a mainstream comic book style heroine in a bikini armour suit immediately earned points for Magic and Myths for me. There’s the overlap of familiar with an attempt to do things differently here. It works.“
– Geek Native [read the whole thing here: http://www.geeknative.com/42433/pawn-gods-magic-myths-review/ ]
Many thanks to both publications for their kind words and taking the time to review the books.