Slaine
The Horned God
Readers rate it 4.0 (1 on Hardcover)
Released Jan 31, 2003 · Titan Books (UK)
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Slaine is a mature fantasy comic with heavy action sequences and dark Celtic mythology themes. The fully painted artwork emphasizes bloody combat, demonic creatures, and occult imagery, making it better suited for older teens than younger readers. While the hero's quest has some positive themes about leadership and harmony with nature, the graphic violence and horror elements dominate the content.
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From the publisher
2000 AD's ever-popular Celtic hero returns with a vengeancel Concluding the full-colour, fully painted new edition of Mills and Bisley's classic tale, Ukko the dwarf continues the story of how Slaine came to be crowned High King of Tir-Nan-Og... Having finally acquired the sacred weapons and approval he needed from the... 2000 AD's ever-popular Celtic hero returns with a vengeancel Concluding the full-colour, fully painted new edition of Mills and Bisley's classic tale, Ukko the dwarf continues the story of how Slaine came to be crowned High King of Tir-Nan-Og... Having finally acquired the sacred weapons and approval he needed from the three other kings of Tir-Nan-Og, Slaine ascends to the position of High King - to immediately face his greatest threat, an army of Drunes, Sea Demons and other foul creatures! But Slaine's mission is two-fold; as High King, he must also lead his people away from the darkness and mystery of their old religions, back to a oneness with nature... not that he won't be breaking a few heads along the way!
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ISBN 9781840234749 · Titan Books (UK)