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29 reviews
Wendy Pini

ELFQUEST, 2005

Fun and very entertaining!
Cutter is determined to find the rest of his tribe, and save them from whoever has taken them. However, when he finds that the wolfriders have been taken by flying elves, he is very surprised. These powerful elves claim to be the long-lost High Ones, and their powers seem to confirm that. But, there is something strange going on, something unseen, something strange and sinister. In 1978, Wendy ...

Elfquest #2: The Quest Begins (Elfquest , No 2)

5 reviews
Wendy Pini

Ace, 1997

Outstanding continuation of the classic EQ story...
This is the second book in the series. Written in text form, it covers book 2 of the graphic art series. It is, if anything, even richer and better written than the first book in the text series. The book covers what happens to the Wolfrider elves after they settle down with the desert elves. After a traumatic encounter with stray humans, the Wolfrider chief decides to see if he can find other ...

Elfquest Book #01: Fire and Flight

18 reviews
Wendy Pini, Richard Pini

Warp Graphics Pubns, 1993

Calling it Amazing would be a drastic understatement.
Where does one begin to review a masterpiece like this? Even more thought provoking, where does one end? This book's praises cannot be sang too often. The artwork and color are astonishing. They will leave your jaw hanging open, and your mind thirsting for more. Is emotions are so clear, you can feel Cutter's heartache, Leetah's mixed emotions, and Rayek's hate and mistrust of the new strangers. ...

Elfquest Reader's Collection #9a: Wolfrider!

5 reviews
Wendy Pini

Wolfrider Books, 1999

Absolutely a must!
If you are a fan of the Elfquest comics, this is really a must to own. Lots of facts are to be revealed about Bearclaw's leadership and about the elf he was and if you are fan of Strongbow, you really must read it... Why? Because in this book you will find all kinds of emotion, from happiness to desperation and grief. And a dark chapter in the history of the Wolfriders is enlightened. What kind ...

Elfquest Reader's Collection #4: Quest's End

10 reviews
Wendy Pini, Richard Pini

Warp Graphics, 1999

The culmination of the Quest, revisited
For the first time since the original Elfquest story was released as a 20-issue series (from 1978 to 1984), it has been published in the original black-and-white format; the new Reader's Collection printing of Book 4 includes issues 16 to 20 (the last five), dealing with the elves' campaign to wrest control of their ancestral home, the Palace of the High Ones, from a hostile, heavily armed ...

Elfquest Journey to Sorrow's End (Elfquest)

6 reviews
Wendy Pini, Richard Pini

Listening Library, 1997

Beautifully written, lyrical, mythical.
How do you rate something like this? Wendy Pini has an exquisite sense of pacing, a master's command of the English language, and a grand story to tell. Without hesitation I would recommend any of her works. This is the first book in the series. Told in text form, it stands easily on its own -- people who don't have or want the graphic art series won't miss anything here. It tells the story of a ...

Elfquest Reader's Collection #1: Fire and Flight

19 reviews
Wendy Pini, Richard Pini

Warp Graphics, 1999

A lifechanging and incredibly coming of age story
ElfQuest impacted my life in ways I'll probably never be able to comprehend. I first read the comics that make up this graphic novel when I was 13, and I was hooked. I collected all the reprints of the original series I could find, and then found my way to more. This story of love, honour, betrayal, and being one with nature is a must-read for anyone from 8-80. If you find comic books a little ...

Elfquest Reader's Collection #08a: Dreamtime

7 reviews
Wendy Pini, Richard Pini

Wolfrider Books, 1998

Wendy Pini does it again
Yet another masterpiece by Wendy Pini. I had only just finished "Forevergreen" (I constantly read them out of order), and to see the crisp, smooth drawings was like a breath of fresh air. This is in no way an insult to Barry Blair, or any other Elfquest artist; I merely mean that Wendy knows best what her elves look like, and captures the essense of each personality. The artwork looks ...

Elfquest - Hidden Years

11 reviews
Wendy Pini, Richard Pini

Berkley Publishing Group, 1993

The Pinis are back in a great, flaring nova!
In a slightly smaller format than the original paperback volumes, the Elfquest tales that occurred between the great espiodes of the elfin adventures on The World of Two Moons are all presented in full, glaring colors that really blinds your eyes which are more accustomed to the gentler tones of the colorized comic-book collections. Here you meet Strongbow and his wolffriend, Kyavek and her ...

Captives of Blue Mountain ; (Elfquest Reader's Collection)

10 reviews
Wendy Pini

Wolfrider Books, 1998

Only one word needed here........Awesome!
This is the third book out of four collections of the original quest which are, in my opinion, works of genius!! The first book is Fire and Flight, the second - The Forbidden Grove, and the last (In my opinion, as the stuff that follows doesn't really seem like Elfquest to me) is the Quest's End. I have been reading those same four books over and over again for 15 years and I feel that they ...

Beauty and the Beast: Portrait of Love (Based on the Hit CBS Television Series)

1 review
Ron Koslow

First Publishing, 1989

A Classic Tale!
From Back Cover: "They are soulmates. The beautiful and fiery Catherine, driven by commitment to aide her violent world.. And Vincent, the solitary protector of a fragile realm, possessing the heart of a knight, the soul of a poet - and the face of a beast. Lovers united by a bond that transcends distance and time, they live in two irreconcilable worlds, battling the hate and fear ...

Elfquest Reader's Collection #8: Kings of the Broken Wheel

3 reviews
Wendy Pini, Richard Pini

Warp Graphics, 1999

The best of EQ
This is the last of the great Warp legacy. The new editions are fine, but this one was the most gripping and the last full edition of Wendy's art. Book 8 hs got to be the most emotional of all the series and to get that kind of emotional pull in a graphic novel is outstanding. If you can, please get ahold of the color editon. Fantastic!

Elfquest: Archives, Volume 2 (Elfquest)

4 reviews
Wendy Pini, Richard Pini

DC Comics, 2005

Fun and very entertaining!
When humans chance upon their hidden home, Cutter realizes that they will not be safe there forever. And so, He and Skywise set out to see if they can find any more tribes of elves. However, the world is more complicated than they thought, and far more dangerous than they had feared. And help will come from the most unlikely sources. In 1978, Wendy and Richard Pini started self-publishing the ...

ElfQuest, Book 4

4 reviews
Richard Pini

Starblaze Editions, 1984

elfquest
wendy pini is the master of fantasy fiction

Elfquest Reader's Collection #6: The Secret of Two-Edge

3 reviews
Richard Pini, Wendy Pini

Warp Graphics, 1999

Uncovers a lot of hidden secrets of Two-Edge, and of Willow.
This book is great, because it uncovers the truth about Two-Edg's birth and childhood. Also it gives more description on how Winllow used to be, before she became evil. For the first time you se what Two-Edg's father looked like. I rcomend this book to big Elf Quest fans every where.

THE COMPLETE ELFQUEST; BOOK FOUR; QUEST'S END

1 review
Wendy & Richard Pini

Father Tree Press, 1989

Great Fantasy
A wonderful world of fantasy revealing the secret world of the elfish. These stories should be made into movies...They would be a huge success!

Cal 98 to Hunt-To Howl to Live Free: Elfquest : A Twelvemonth of Tasteful Pin-Ups

1 review
Wendy Pini

Warp Graphics Pubns, 1997

An elf fan's delight!
Anyone familiar with the world of ElfQuest will enjoy this rare treat. This calendar is twelve months of wonderful Wendy Pini artwork. Warning...the "theme" of the calendar may fog glasses, but remains tasteful! I love it and recommend it~!

Elfquest: Book 2

3 reviews
Wendy Pini, Richard Pini

Walsworth Pub Co, 1982

ElfQuest Book 2: The Forbidden Grove
If you've read ElfQuest Book 1: Fire and Flight, be prepared to be astounded again. This book is the continuation of the plot of the first book, (indubitably). Within Forbidden Grove, the beginning of the true quest [the first of many of the ElfQuest series] actually begins -- please say "Wow" if you have only read EQ book one thusfar. This novel takes place seven years after the finale of ...

Cal 99 Lovemates Elfquest

2 reviews
Wendy Pini

Warp Graphics Pubns, 1999

Beautiful artwork up to the usual excellent Pini quality!
This calendar is a MUST-HAVE for every true ElfQuest / Wendy Pini fan! Beautiful artwork for each month of the year, plus each picture hints at the stories behind the pictures, some of which we've not yet heard (which offers many opportunities for staring at the calendar and wondering what the stories behind the pictures are...). Some lovemates, like Moonshade and Strongbow or Cutter and ...

Elfquest Reader's Collection #14: Jink!

1 review
John Ostrander, Wendy Pini, ...

Wolfrider Books, 1999

Sex, magic, nationalism: a story of love and war
The first ElfQuest story to be set in the far future, "Jink", a 12-issue series first published between 1994 and 1996, follows the adventures of the title character, an exotic woman of strange powers and questionable parentage, and her lover, Ensign Kullyn Kenn. The first half of the series, covered in this book, describes the couple's effort to stave off a catastrophic space-war between the ...

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