Bone Vol. 4: The Dragonslayer
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| Writer | Jeff Smith |
| Artist | Jeff Smith |
When he is fooled by the townsfolk into thinking that he is a skilled dragonslayer, Phoney Bone takes on the challenge to find the Red Dragon while Thorn deals with haunted dreams and missing Gran'ma Ben.
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Bone Vol. 4: The Dragonslayer (1991-2004) by Jeff Smith (Cartoon Books) My favorite run in all of comics. After all these years and rereads, the characters feel like family to me now. I couldn't wait to share them with my children. From humble buildings, to a Scholastic juggernaut. The series won eleven (11) Eisner Awards and eleven (11) Harvey Awards. I own both the original black and white hardcover versions and the new Scholastic color versions. The series is divided into nine books making three distinct acts. The first two acts are some of the best in comics. The character interactions are so enjoyable. However, the series does get darker as it goes on, so by the third and final act, we are pretty deep into the world Smith built a more
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