The Witch's Throne 2

by Cedric Caballes

Overview

The Witch's Throne Volume 2 continues the action-packed graphic novel epic that blends fantasy adventure, shonen manga, and the grand imagination of Dungeons & Dragons. Based on the hit Tapas webcomic.
Competing in the sacred tournaments was never meant to be fun.

Agni and her throne-seeker friends finally make it to the Citadel, and prepare to start battling their way through the tournament. Agni has grand visions for how she, Grom, Reksha, and Valdis will become heroes and save the world, but somehow she has missed an important detail. After meeting the other challengers, is she truly ready to do whatever it takes to win?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781524888343
Publisher:	Andrews McMeel Publishing
Publication date:	06/13/2023
Series:	Witch's Throne , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	272
File size:	75 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.
Age Range:	13 - 17 Years

About the Author

Cedric Caballes is a die-hard RPG fan and the creator of the hit Tapas webcomic The Witch’s Throne. He cites his fascination with fantasy role-playing games and shonen manga as what inspires most of his artwork, which range from character designs to multiple webcomic concepts under his pen name WhatAHero. Cedric was born in the Philippines, raised in the United States, and currently lives in Maryland, daydreaming of magic, dragons, and level-up notifications whenever he’s not busy drawing or writing. You can find him doodling something on Twitter or Instagram @whatatruehero.

Editorial Reviews

This series impresses with its ability to continue evolving the visually unique powers depicted while also balancing a quickly expanding cast.”
(Kirkus Reviews)

From the Publisher

2023-05-09
An action-packed tournament arc starts with a bang.

Agni and friends are closing in on the tournament in the Citadel thanks to Valdis and her giant of a father. Characters’ motives and backstories are further revealed, from those who may be nearly forgotten, like last volume’s defeated bandits, to the great wizard Alexander and his friend Alva. Plenty of colorful personalities, both new and returning, collide—to the point that Reksha complains, “There’s not a single normal person in the Citadel.” Meeting a necromancer with an abnormally flexible and stretchy spine can have that effect. Anyone here for the action is served a feast of attacks in magical and melee forms. Dramatic deaths weigh on the core cast to different degrees, further distinguishing everyone’s worldview. True to the series’ battle shōnen roots, characters comment on fights from the sidelines to add context. This series impresses with its ability to continue evolving the visually unique powers depicted while also balancing a quickly expanding cast. Readers will want to start with Book 1 to see how the protagonists teamed up in the first place as well as clock those who make cameos here. Blond, blue-eyed Agni is joined by a supporting cast with varying skin colors. Several buxom, highly sexualized characters with barely covered breasts appear throughout.

More of the lively characters, creative attacks, and heart-on-sleeve moments that returning readers will love. (Graphic fantasy. 14-17)

Kirkus Reviews