Epic Legends of the Magic Sword Kings

by Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik

Verily, the heroes of Penny Arcade return in the second volume of valiant chivalric deeds of brave heroism, heroic gallantry and gallant bravery Forsooth Sir Gabe and Sir Tycho return in Epic Legends of the Magic Sword Kings Collecting all the Penny Arcade strips posted online from 2001 and 2002, Volume 2 includes creator commentary, a sketchbook section and an introduction from somebody sort of famous If you haven't heard of Penny Arcade, the most...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1593075413
• ISBN13: 9781593075415
• Release Date: August 2006
• Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
• Length: 155 Pages
• Weight: 3.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 7.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

<3 Penny Arcade

Avid Penny Arcade Reader here, and gotta say all their books are a must have!

Excellent

I love Penny Arcade. The thing I enjoyed most about their books is the commentary that goes along with each comic. This is a must for Penny Arcade fans.

The hilarity continues

Though the entire Penny Arcade archive is available on their website, the extras contained in the print versions make them well worth the purchase. In this second collection, witty commentary accompanies each comic, as well as artwork from the Penny Arcade card game and a "boneyard" of aborted or half finished ideas. Surely the humor contained therein is not to everyones taste, but to those who love it, Epic Legends of the Sword Kings will make a fine addition to your library.

Wonderful!

The book was a Christmas present and it came in beautiful condition. Thanks!

Penny Arcade = Great Web-Comic

Penny Arcade is a comic that has been around for almost a full decade now, so it is nice that this year they are finally releasing a series of books that bring the comics into our homes without the need for a computer and internet, excluding how you buy the book itself. This contains the second volume of the series, or all the comics done in 2001 + bonus art and attempts for other webcomics, and it nicely fills out the 150 page book. All the comics are funny start to finish, with plenty of classics filling the book. I highly recommend the book for readers of any form of comics, and I also recommend it for people who love video games, though my bet is that they cant read this due to playing something like WOW right now.