Adventures of Julius Chancer: The Rainbow Orchid: Volume 3
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Winner of the Young People's Comic Award at the 2013 British Comic Awards The most gripping new comic book series since Tintin. At the beginning of Volume Three, Julius and Lily are recovering from the electrifying events of their last adventure. What does the future hold for Evelyn Crow and her gang of desperate villains? Do Julius and Lily have the strength to prevent Urkaz Grope from enacting his evil plans? Don't miss the stunning conclusion to the biggest adventure in comics! Garen Ewing's stunning graphic novel series blends classic storytelling and historical drama with cinematic artwork in the same vein as the great Herge. An Adventure series not to be missed. Praise for The Rainbow Orchid: 'I couldn't like it more if I tried ...beautifully done ...one of the most satisfying comics around' - The Observer Graphic Novel of the Month 'A British Tintin ...readers will be well entertained' - The Independent 'The storyline is intricate and engrossing ...Joyous' - The Financial Times
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Product details
- 12-17
- Paperback | 48 pages
- 218 x 295 x 5.08mm | 244g
- 01 Oct 2012
- Egmont UK Ltd
- Egmont Books Ltd
- London, United Kingdom
- English
- full colour illustrations throughout
- 1405255994
- 9781405255998
- 178,426
Review quote
"A winning formula . . . something truly engaging and memorable." --"Comic Heroes Magazine"
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About Garen Ewing
Garen Ewing's The Rainbow Orchid series was first serialised on his website at rainboworchid.co.uk and later self-published before it was picked up by his publishers, Egmont. Garen's books, which follow the adventures of Julius Chancer, are reminiscent of the world-famous Adventures of Tintin by Herge and they have gained critical acclaim among the comic book community. With over a million hits to his website prior to publication, his graphic novels are set to become future classics. Garen's love of drawing and writing goes back to when he was very young, and had to spend a lot of time in hospital, so his mum supplied him with plenty of comics to read, and pencils and blank paper to draw with, and he's been making comics ever since!
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