Legends of Red Sonja

Legends of Red Sonja by Gail Simone is a unique collection published by Dynamite Entertainment in 2014, featuring 152 pages in English. This edition showcases the collaborative efforts of eleven prominent female writers from various creative fields, who contribute to the rich tapestry of Red Sonja’s legendary narrative. The storyline follows a group of mercenaries tasked with hunting the She-Devil, only to encounter captivating campfire tales about her at every turn, illustrating her formidable reputation.
Readers will find a blend of storytelling and artistry as each writer brings their perspective to Sonja’s legend, complemented by illustrations from notable artists such as Phil Noto and Jim Calafiore. This collection not only includes the first five issues of Legends of Red Sonja but also features the script for issue #1 and concept art, providing a comprehensive look at the character’s enduring legacy in the realms of fantasy and superhero fiction.
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- In this unique collection, ongoing Red Sonja series writer Gail Simone hand-picked eleven of the fiercest, most talented, and most popular female writers from the worlds of comics, prose, games, and television, to help her tell the greatest legends in the She-Devil’s long history! A group of savage mercenaries hired to hunt and kill Sonja come across campfire tales of her at every turn… and Sonja does not like to be hunted.
- Tamora Pierce, Mercedes Lackey, Marjorie M. Liu, Nancy A. Collins, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Rhianna Pratchett, and many more tell fascinating bits of Sonja’s legend, with a wrap-around tale by Simone herself, and art by the likes of Phil Noto, Jim Calafiore, Jack Jadson, and others.
- Collects Legends of Red Sonja issues #1-5, the script to issue #1, concept art by Jack Jadson, and more!
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