Product Description: Adapted by the famous books by R.A. Salvatore, Forgotten Realms Trilogy: Omnibus combines all three books - Homeland, Exile and Sojourn - into one great book! This story takes you from the moments before the birth of Drizzt to the point where he leaves his home world and ventures to the unknown.
If you love Drizzt and Salvatore's work you will love this I am not a fan of comics. I would much rather read a book but I bought this because I am a fan of RA Salvatore's work and the Drizzt series. This Omnibus in comic form of the first three Drizzt books (Homeworld, Exile, and Sojourn) are amazing. It is well written and the comic art is beautiful and in the sometimes brutal (These are Drow, not Carebears).
I hope to see the rest of the series in comic form in the near future.
The Legend of Drizzt As always RA Salvatore and his Drizzt stories are very enjoyable. This graphic novel is well made and the illustrations are good.
Fantastlicious! I have been reading the Drizzt books for years now and I have read them all. As a real Lover of R.A. Salvatore's work on Drizzt and his friends, I have longed for a movie or something to show off the beauty of these stories...
Then Devil's Due Publishing made a deal to make these comics of each of the books starting with "Homeland". Each book is divided into 3 48-page comics for a total of 144 delicious pages of beautiful art!
I have been collecting all the comics since they came out, but this release is extra cool because it has the first 3 books all in one Hard Cover edition. That means that it includes the works of 9 separate comics for the 3 books "Homeland", "Exile" & "Soujourn"! This book is now one of my most charished of my collection along with all of my R.A. Salvatore works.
I would recommend this to anyone who likes reading about Drizzt and his adventures!
Good Book; Rubish Binding First off I will say that I think the art and story in this book are very good. Andrew Dabb seems to have captured all of the best elements in this comic book version of the novels. The story is fast paced without leaving you with the feeling that you are missing something, though it has been years since I have read the novels.
I would have rated this book with 5 stars except for the fact that the binding did not hold up in transit. This was not a fault of Amazon who packaged the book as well as anything I have received from them in the past. But by the time the book made its way from the US to NZ the interior pages had come completely away from the cover. I think that given the fact that this Omnibus contained Homeland, Exile and Sojourn in the one book a stronger binding that standard should have been used to handle the extra weight of the pages.
My recommendation would be to try to get these books separately so that there is less weight for the binding to hold on to.
Comic Book Just a warning to people that this is a comic book. It isn't that clear in their description.
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