Blizzard’s Extensive Extended Universe
Last update: December 2016 Many people spent Martin Luther King Jr’s holiday schlepping around their house, possibly at work or, and this is the really good-natured people out there, donating their […]
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Losing Tokyopop Deal Costs Us Excellent Storytelling, Progression
Early this month, we broke the story that Tokyopop and Blizzard would be going separate ways. Originally thought to be the cause of recent strife inside Tokyopop, it was later […]
The Novel Post: StarCraft: Ghost Academy Volume 3 Review
The first entry in Ghost Academy was a character experiment. Readers spent the majority of their time getting a feel for the (largely boring) characters – Gabriel Tosh, Nova Terra, […]
The Novel Post: World of Warcraft: The Dragons of Outland Volume 2 – Nexus Point Review
This review of World of Warcraft: The Dragons of Outland Volume 2 – Nexus Point is of the spoiler-free variety (since most of this lore is known). It’s not uncommon […]
Blizzard & Tokyopop End Six-Year Relationship [Update2]
The Novel Post has been a staple column in the Lore Hound diet since the beginning. Long running and often updated thanks to Blizzard’s various licensing deals across numerous literary […]
The Novel Post: World of Warcraft: Shaman Review
This review of World of Warcraft: Shaman is of the spoiler-free variety. The class-based World of Warcraft manga from Tokyopop has not resonated well with me to date. The story […]
The Novel Post: StarCraft: Ghost Academy Volume 2 Review
This review of StarCraft: Ghost Academy Volume 2 is of the spoiler-free variety. Ghost Academy Volume 2 picks up almost exactly where the so-so ride of Volume 1 left off. […]
The Novel Post: World of Warcraft: The Dragons of Outland Volume 1 – Shadow Wing Review
This review of World of Warcraft: Dragons of Outland Volume 1 – Shadow Wing is of the spoiler-free variety. The first question everyone asks when they read the title of […]