Spellbound, Book 1
It’s a fantasy book complete with wars, poisoned knives, family squabbling, demons from the other side, bad contract negotiations, and more. It works.
It’s a fantasy book complete with wars, poisoned knives, family squabbling, demons from the other side, bad contract negotiations, and more. It works.
Last week, I wrote two brand new articles about “Valerian and Laureline” for my old home, CBR. Here are the links for your overview and recommendations.
The first “Valerian and Laureline” story is a different kind of beast, but still worth reading. It’s the origin of the series, really. Explains a lot.
The Valerian movie flopped. Why? Was it doomed to fail? Was there no hope? Is there now no hope for the future of BD in American cinema?
Morea is officially the CEO now, when a crisis hits her research facility and she runs to the United States to help set things right.
Ever want to see Jean-Claude Mezieres drawing Valerian? I’ve collected some videos/documentaries that will get you as close you’ll get.
Laureline and Valerian enter a bold new phase in their careers: Freelancing! The Cold War turns out to be a good time to be good with nuclear weapons.
The whole gang comes together for breakfast at a delightful castle in Scotland. This, as a Valerian fan, might just be my favorite book yet.
Suddenly, there are consequences to be had, and the world is ripping itself apart. Is this the one Valerian and Laureline can’t stop?
Well, they can’t all be great…