Explore the Runiverse in the comic book debut of the Forgotten Runes Wizards! Perfect for fans of lighthearted, original fantasy stories set in a unique living universe!
What begins as a seemingly unconnected series of fantastic tales about disparate wizards – Archmagus Crowley of Atlantis, who has been hired to steal a treasure chest from a ship in the middle of the ocean; Mystic Willow of the Brambles who’s dealing with her own drama, as the humans in a nearby village wrongfully accuse her of abducting children; Alchemist Danny of the Fey’s apprentice begins to suspect her master has been kidnapped and replaced with an imposter – gradually merges into a much larger, and more terrifying tale.
Who is Chronomancer George of Dreams, the mysterious narrator guiding us through each amazing story? Are they visions of the past, premonitions of the future, or something far more sinister that threatens the very fabric of the Runiverse itself?
Forgotten Runes Wizard’s Cult collects issues 1-4 of the comic of the same name.
Joe Rechtman is a screenwriter from Los Angeles. Forgotten Runes: Wizard’s Cult is his comic book debut, but previous writing credits include Powerhouse, Dino Yacht Club, Unborn and Seize. His latest film, Honor Student, debuted at the Boston Film Festival.
Reilly Brown is a comic book artist and illustrator who started self-publishing comics in 2002. Since then, he has done work for Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Archie, and Tantor Media on such titles as Deadpool, Amazing Spider-Man, Incredible Hercules and Lobo. He is also known for being a pioneer of digital comics, working with Comixology to bring his creator-owned series, Power Play, to life on mobile devices and digital media.
"Joe Rechtman puts together a fun story that would make for a brilliant animated movie." Sci Fi Pulse
"The artwork by [Reilly] Brown is expressive and on point in every panel of this comic, with the action and funnier scenes visually well depicted and a perfect complement to [an entertaining] story..." Drop The Spotlight
"If you’re into fantasy, dungeons and dragons, magic, monsters or just really beautiful art, then this book is right up your alley." Comic Crusaders
"The world is fascinating. Shockingly good." Graphic Policy
Explore the Runiverse in the comic book debut of the Forgotten Runes Wizards! Perfect for fans of lighthearted, original fantasy stories set in a unique living universe!
What begins as a seemingly unconnected series of fantastic tales about disparate wizards – Archmagus Crowley of Atlantis, who has been hired to steal a treasure chest from a ship in the middle of the ocean; Mystic Willow of the Brambles who’s dealing with her own drama, as the humans in a nearby village wrongfully accuse her of abducting children; Alchemist Danny of the Fey’s apprentice begins to suspect her master has been kidnapped and replaced with an imposter – gradually merges into a much larger, and more terrifying tale.
Who is Chronomancer George of Dreams, the mysterious narrator guiding us through each amazing story? Are they visions of the past, premonitions of the future, or something far more sinister that threatens the very fabric of the Runiverse itself?
Forgotten Runes Wizard’s Cult collects issues 1-4 of the comic of the same name.
Creators
Joe Rechtman is a screenwriter from Los Angeles. Forgotten Runes: Wizard’s Cult is his comic book debut, but previous writing credits include Powerhouse, Dino Yacht Club, Unborn and Seize. His latest film, Honor Student, debuted at the Boston Film Festival.
Reilly Brown is a comic book artist and illustrator who started self-publishing comics in 2002. Since then, he has done work for Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Archie, and Tantor Media on such titles as Deadpool, Amazing Spider-Man, Incredible Hercules and Lobo. He is also known for being a pioneer of digital comics, working with Comixology to bring his creator-owned series, Power Play, to life on mobile devices and digital media.
"Joe Rechtman puts together a fun story that would make for a brilliant animated movie." Sci Fi Pulse
"The artwork by [Reilly] Brown is expressive and on point in every panel of this comic, with the action and funnier scenes visually well depicted and a perfect complement to [an entertaining] story..." Drop The Spotlight
"If you’re into fantasy, dungeons and dragons, magic, monsters or just really beautiful art, then this book is right up your alley." Comic Crusaders
"The world is fascinating. Shockingly good." Graphic Policy
