The Michael Moorcock Library
London: Titan Comics hardcovers
Listed below in alphabetical order
(Click here for order of publication)
The Chronicles Of Corum – The Bull And The Spear
1st July, 2020;
graphic adaptation by Mark Shainblum (script) & Jill Thompson (art);
(originally published in four parts as Corum: The Bull And The Spear by First Publications, 1989)
original price (omnibus): £21·99;
112 pages;
includes Foreword (non-fiction) by Shainblum;
I.S.B.N.: 9781782763284;
cover artists: Mike Mignola & P. Craig Russell.
The Chronicles Of Corum – The King Of The Swords
16th July, 2019;
graphic adaptation by Mike Baron & Mark Shainblum (script) and Ken Hooper & Jill Thomson (art);
(originally published in four parts [q.v.] by First Publishing, 1988)
original price (omnibus): £21·99;
112 pages;
includes Foreword (non-fiction) by Shainblum;
I.S.B.N.: 9781782763277;
cover artists: Mike Mignola & P. Craig Russell.
The Chronicles Of Corum – The Knight Of The Swords
13th February, 2018;
graphic adaptation by Mike Baron (script) and Mike Mignola (art);
(originally published in four parts [q.v.] by First Publishing, 1987)
original price (omnibus): £21·99;
112 pages;
includes Introduction (non-fiction) by Ron Marz;
I.S.B.N.: 9781782763253;
cover artists: Mignola.
The Chronicles Of Corum: The Queen Of The Swords
28th August, 2018;
graphic adaptation by Mike Baron (script) and Mike Mignola & Jackson Guice (art);
(originally published in four parts [q.v.] by First Publishing, 1987/’88)
original price (omnibus): £21·99;
112 pages;
includes Introduction (non-fiction) by Chris Roberson plus ‘Creating Corum’ (non-fiction) interview with Mike Mignola (conducted by Jonathan H. Wilkins);
I.S.B.N.: 9781782763260;
cover artist: Mignola.
The Chronicles Of Hawkmoon: The History Of The Runestaff – Volume One: The Jewel In The Skull & The Crystal And The Amulet
9th January, 2019;
graphic adaptations by James Cawthorn;
(originally published separately by Savoy, 1978/’79 & ’86 [The Crystal And The Amulet adapting The Mad God’s Amulet, and The Sword Of The Dawn (Book One)])
original price (omnibus): £35·99;
192 pages;
includes ‘James Cawthorn: An Introduction By Burne Hogarth’;
also includes ‘James Cawthorn: Interviewed By David Britton’;
I.S.B.N.: 9781785864223;
cover artist: Cawthorn.
The Chronicles Of Hawkmoon: The History Of The Runestaff – Volume Two: The Sword And The Runestaff
4th February, 2020
(dated “January” on copyright page);
graphic adaptation by James Cawthorn (of The Sword Of The Dawn [Book Two] and The Runestaff);
original price: £35·99;
161 pages;
includes ‘Foreword’ (non-fiction) by Liam Sharp;
also includes ‘The Sword And The Runestaff: The Making Of A Classic’ (non-fiction) by John Davey;
also includes ‘The Hawkmoon Archive’ (artwork);
I.S.B.N.: 9781785864230;
cover artist: Cawthorn.
Elric: Bane Of The Black Sword
8th July, 2022
(dated “June” on copyright page);
graphic adaptation by Roy Thomas (script) and Mark Pacella & Mary Mitchell (art);
(originally published in six parts as Elric: The Bane Of The Black Sword by First Comics, 1988/’89)
original price (omnibus): £26·99;
160 pages;
I.S.B.N.: 9781787736191;
cover artists: Pacella.
Elric Of Melniboné
1st April, 2015;
graphic adaptation by Roy Thomas (script) and P. Craig Russell & Michael T. Gilbert (credited as Michael T. Davis on copyright page) (art);
(originally published in six parts [q.v.] by Pacific Comics, 1983/’84)
reproduces the comics, thus excluding added &/or redrawn pages from previous omnibus editions;
original price: £18·99;
176 pages;
includes Introduction (non-fiction) by Moorcock;
I.S.B.N.: 97817827628814;
cover artists: Russell.
Elric: Stormbringer
20th July, 2021
(dated “June” on copyright page);
graphic adaptation by P. Craig Russell;
(originally published in eight parts [numbered 0–7(q.v.)]) by Topps Comics and Dark Horse Comics, 1996/’97)
original price: £21·99;
208 pages;
includes ‘My Friend Elric: An Introduction’ (non-fiction) by Russell;
does not include issue No. 0 (a “prelude”): Neil Gaiman’s ‘One Life – Furnished In Early Moorcock’ or ‘Stormbringer: A Preview’, but does include covers gallery & “Next Issue Art”;
I.S.B.N.: 9781787737259;
cover artist: Russell.
Elric: The Dreaming City
9th August, 2016
(dated “July” on copyright page);
graphic adaptation by Roy Thomas (script) & P. Craig Russell (art);
(originally published [q.v.] by Marvel, 1982)
original price: £10·99;
64 pages;
includes ‘Introduction: Conan, Elric, And Me’ (non-fiction) by Thomas;
I.S.B.N.: 9781785853340;
cover artists: Russell.
Elric: The Eternal Champion Collection
23rd February, 2021;
graphic adaptations by James Cawthorn and Philippe Druillet (see below…);
(originally published separately, as Stormbringer by Savoy, 1976, and Elric: The Return To Melnibone (sic; script by Michael Moorcock) by Unicorn, 1973)
original price (omnibus): £17·99;
72 pages;
includes Introductions (non-fiction) by Moorcock and Druillet;
also includes ‘Elric And The Artists’ (non-fiction, q.v.) by John Davey;
I.S.B.N.: 9781785869556;
cover artist: Druillet.
Contents:-
p. 4: Introduction (non-fiction) by Michael Moorcock;
p. 5: Introduction (non-fiction) by Philippe Druillet;
p. 6: Stormbringer (graphic adaptation) by James Cawthorn;
p. 38: Elric: The Return To Melniboné (graphic novel) by Moorcock & Druillet;
p. 60: ‘Elric And The Artists’ (non-fiction) by John Davey.
Elric: The Sailor On The Seas Of Fate
2nd September, 2015;
graphic adaptation by Roy Thomas, Michael T. Gilbert & George Freeman;
(originally published in 7 parts [q.v.] by First Comics, 1985/’86)
original price: £22·99;
216 pages;
includes Introduction (non-fiction) by Guy Lawley;
I.S.B.N.: 9781782762898;
cover artists: Gilbert & Freeman.
Elric: The Weird Of The White Wolf
11th January, 2017
(dated “November 2016” on copyright page);
graphic adaptation by Roy Thomas (script) and P. Craig Russell, Michael T. Gilbert & George Freeman (art);
(originally published in five parts by First Publishing, 1986/’87)
original price (omnibus): £22·99;
152 pages;
includes Introduction (non-fiction) by Mike Friedrich;
I.S.B.N.: 9781782762904;
cover artists: Gilbert.
(To be continued…)
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