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The Mystery Knight: A Graphic Novel
The Mystery Knight: A Graphic Novel
George R.R. Martin, Ben Avery | 2017 | Comics & Graphic Novels, Science Fiction/Fantasy
8
7.5 (2 Ratings)
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Great graphics (0 more)
More Westeros back story
One of the tales of Dunk and Egg (Ser Duncan, a Hedge Knight and Prince Aegon, his squire. Aegon went on to be the Maester of the Black Watch at the wall - I'm not sure if that's a spoiler or not?!). As with most of the Song of Ice and Fire stories, there's a fair bit of intrigue and double crossing going on in this story. Lots of fighting, bloodshed. The artwork is lovely - the opening scene shows a picture of a head on a spike, decaying and having been eaten by birds/ animals. So lovely, yes!
I found this at the library, and I'd be keen to read more as they get them. I'm aware that this isn't the first in the series, but I don't think it really matters. I don't feel as though I missed out on any former knowledge.
  
Loving Lucianna
Loving Lucianna
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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It is about her lovely to know have her brother appears and want to destroy her future. What she doe not know is that it will not filter from Sir Balduin de Soler. She fear her brother will make her the thief of her father what she was born. Though she is always helping her brother that she does not know that she could stop and just to see if Sir Balduin really loved her.

Lucianna does not know if she can trust shri even though she help rase he and her brother Simon. He best friend seem to know more then her friend Lucianna knew to believe. Want to find out what happens and is good about it. If Sir Balduin became her Knight of armor? If the love is not there be the end. You will need to read it to find out for yourself.
  
Dragonheart (1996)
Dragonheart (1996)
1996 | Action, Drama, Sci-Fi
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6.7 (15 Ratings)
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I've just spotted the release year of this film (1996).

I feel old.

I actually remember going to see this in the cinema when it first came out, and remember the buzz over the Special Effects created for the dragon (voiced by Sean Connery) in the wake of Jurassic Park: if I remember right, I think it may even have got an Academy nomination for the same.

Anyway, this is light family fantasy fare, with Connery (as previously mentioned) voicing the last Dragon alive, and with Dennis Quaid portraying a disillusioned knight who has vowed to wipe out all dragons, blaming the same for corrupting (or so he initially thinks) the son of a tyrant who grew up to be a tyrant himself (as portrayed by David Thewlis).

Also starring a - very young, pre Starship Troopers - Dina Meyers and Pete Postlethwaite, this is an enjoyable enough romp if nothing special!