Comic Review: Daredevil – Epic Collection: Heart of Darkness. Talking Pulp Update (): Am I Done with Talking Pulp?… Probably Not. Talking Pulp Update (): Talking Pulp Press Is Live!. The Genesis of the “Barbarians of the Storm” Book Series. A Really Great Review of “Dan the Destructor – Barbarians of the Storm, Book I” – “Dan the Destructor – Conan: Isekai Edition” by Katharine Frances. A Really Great Review of “Eyes in All Shadows & Other Stories – A Barbarians of the Storm Anthology” – A book that’s as terrifying as it is entertaining.” by Riverotter85. A Really Great Review of “Atomic Beasts and Where to Kill Them – Barbarians of the Storm, Book II” – “Blood and Gore Galore In Store” by Katharine Frances. However, this book has one hell of a payoff at the end, and it’s certainly full of a lot more positives than negatives. It should never be used as a “fix all”, as it diminishes the hero’s journey and their struggle. This has always been my issues with magic in fiction, in general. My only real gripe about this book, and the others as well, is that there always seems to be magical assistance that is too readily available to Elric. There are some bits in this that are slow but the good stuff makes up for that and the action and adventure are pretty solid, all around. The Bane of the Black Sword introduces us to, Zarozinia, the woman who would become the real love of Elric’s life, despite his intense feelings for the deceased Cymoril.Īlso, Moorcock continues to expand his universe while building off of many of the things he’s established, thus far. 
While I’ve enjoyed all the books, up to this point, this one had more energy to it and Michael Moorcock seemed like he was really hitting his stride, here.
This, the fifth of the six books in the Elric Saga was a step up from the previous couple for me.
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