#michael moorecock

[thefugitivesaint]

E.M. Clifton-Dey (1930-1997), ''Science Fiction Monthly'' Vol. 1, #1, 1974 Source

[retroillustrates]

Part III of "training series" where all 3 albino swordsmen lay their weapons and armor down and chat

[tonymayoh]

Sailor On The Seas Of Fate

A scene I've wanted to depict since reading this fantastic adventure novel. Elric approches Gagak, a living fortress bent on devouring the power of the entire universe. nbd

[whitewaterpaper]

‘Good Omens’ Producer BBC Studios Developing Adaptation Of Michael Moorcock’s ‘Runestaff’ Fantasy Novels

The books tell the story of a resistance force trying to bring down tyrannical rule and follow Hawkmoon, whose journey takes him from ghost-cities in the Syrian desert to pirate colonies in the American bayou; from caravans of mutant creatures in Carpathian mountains to the heart of the Dark Empire itself – the glittering city of Londra where the river runs blood red.

Kollade in min samling av fantastik-böcker från Äventyrsspel. Äger alla fyra böckerna! :D Tror jag började på “Den onda juvelen” för många år sedan men att annat kom emellan. Man kanske skulle försöka få tummen ur, eller skall man vänta tills BBC är klara?

Tack för tipset @kulturdasset.

[browsethestacks]

Vintage Comic - Elric #01

Pencils: Michael T. Gilbert (Frame); P. Craig Russell (Central Image) Inks: P. Craig Russell Pacific (Apr1983)

[vale-priestess]

I love Elric

[retroillustrates]

(Bard) Elric

Aka Stormbringer turning itself into a guitar, but still consuming souls.

[browsethestacks]

Vintage Comic - Elric: Bane Of The Black Sword #02

Pencils: Mark Pacella Inks: Mark Pacella First (Oct1988)