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May 22, 2023
An very good collection compiling Tolkien's more Obscure Works. Smith is an must read!
While I have read Tree and Leaf and Smith of Wootton Major re-reading them
gives a much bigger appreciation for Tolkien's lighter lesser works. His dissection of
story's is pretty insightful and I consider 'Smith' likely his most undepreciated work by far!
It's nice to finally get to see the illustrations Pauline Bayes had drawn for him for Smith.

Jan 29, 2024
A massive and epic fantasy trilogy that is many respects underrated, and should be better praised.
Starters sorry this product review took as long as it did. I did enjoy the book and I didn't find what little
damage it had a problem, it was just a Very Long read. However it was worth it. The trilogy is like a
hybrid of George RR Martin and JRR Tolkien with the best traits of both, and while it didn't read the old
series in full Dragons of Summer Flame was one of my Favorite Fantasy novels so I understood enough,
There's a plenty of memorable characters, heavy themes about faith and living under oppressive
shadows, and a fascinating Joan of Arc based Antagonist (whom reminded me someone I knew) with
plenty of thrilling twists and turns and much poetic language. I may not agree with the reveal of the
end-all threat but I get that's the case due to it being D&D based, but the overall story was Superb.
I especially liked that Minotaur character and that Silver and Blue Dragon. The conversation scene
between those two dragons in book3 has got to be one of the best dragon scenes I've ever seen!

Mar 14, 2025
I enjoy revisiting these old volumes of Cerebus. I keep finding new surprises!
The volume was an blast and I enjoy those back-ground info's Dave Sim gives
myself never knowing that this arc was based off an Klint Eastwood movie and I
generally surprised to find new content I've never seen before. There was an print
issue with the bonus story repeating witch was odd, like the 2nd part being
a rare case of it not being 'all in one' like planned, but I'll still recommend it to fans.