George R. R. Martin

The Hedge Knight

Mircea Tara

What amazes me in George R.R. Martin's works is the consistency of the characters - flaws and qualities. Even in 80 pages he manages to succeed in creating lively and realistic personas that stay with you after you closed the book.

damla

i forgot i was reading an asoiaf book. baelor deserved better #justiceforbaelor

Daniela V.

Deyton Sehn

Akinwale Oshodi

Alex

Anja Hansen

Ben Avery

Mike S. Miller

In this comic book/graphic novel adaptation set one hundred years before the events in George R.R. Martin’s epic fantasy series, A Song of Ice and Fire, The Sworn Sword follows the adventures of Ser Duncan and his squire, Egg, as they quest for honor and glory in the Seven Kingdoms. After the deaths, surprises, and heroics in The Hedge Knight, Dunk and Egg continue their journey in search of the fair puppeteer Tanselle. Along the way, the elderly knight Ser Eustace takes both men under his charge, alongside another knight—and this one promises trouble. Peace is ever elusive for Dunk and Egg, as they are soon embroiled in the schemes of local nobility, while a darker, greater thread threatens to unravel long-held truths of the Battle of Redgrass Field. In classic George R.R. Martin fashion, heroes and villains are never clear-cut, and political alliances threaten to slice the deepest. Yet one path lies ahead for Dunk and Egg: onward toward destiny. Join them as they venture along a now-familiar world but in a time all-new!

The Hedge Knight

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