‘The Sword Of The Dawn’ (graphic adaptations)

(The) Sword Of The Dawn/Hawkmoon: The Sword Of The Dawn

The first (partial) graphic adaptation of The Sword Of The Dawn was James Cawthorn’s The Crystal And The Amulet in 1986 — see below — which adapted The Mad God’s Amulet and Book One (only) of The Sword Of The Dawn. That was followed a year later by…

Hawkmoon: The Sword Of The Dawn, a four-part graphic adaptation by Roger Salick (script), Rafael Kayanan (pencils) and Terry Beaber, David Hasle & Tom McCraw (colours); Chicago: First Comics, 1987/’88 comics; covers by Dave Dorman.

**No. 1, September 1987, $1·75, 36 pages**
(by Salick, Kayanan & Beaber).

**No. 3, January 1988, $1·75, 36 pages**
(by Salick, Kayanan, Hasle & McCraw).

**No. 2, November 1987, $1·75, 36 pages**
(by Salick, Kayanan & Beaber).

**No. 4, March 1988, $1·75, 36 pages**
(by Salick, Kayanan & Hasle).

(Followed by The Runestaff)

Also…

The Crystal And The Amulet;
Manchester: Savoy, 1986 (June 24th) outsized paperback;
original price: £2·95;
107 pages;
includes ‘James Cawthorn: An Introduction By Burne Hogarth’ (pp. 1–9);
I.S.B.N.: 0-86130-070-X;
cover artist: James Cawthorn;
illustrated by Cawthorn.

Adapts *The Mad God’s Amulet*, and Book One of *The Sword Of The Dawn*
(preceded by *The* *Jewel In The Skull*).

OMNIBUS: London: Titan Comics hardcover (as The Chronicles Of Hawkmoon: The History Of The Runestaff – Volume One: The Jewel In The Skull & The Crystal And The Amulet), 2019 (January 9th);
part of the Michael Moorcock Library;
original price: £35·99;
192 pages;
includes ‘James Cawthorn: An Introduction By Burne Hogarth’ (pp. 5–13);
also includes ‘James Cawthorn: Interviewed By David Britton’ (pp. 184–189);
I.S.B.N.: 9781785864223;
cover artist: James Cawthorn;
illustrated by Cawthorn.

then…

The Chronicles Of Hawkmoon: The History Of The Runestaff – Volume Two: The Sword And The Runestaff;
London: Titan Comics hardcover, 2020 (February 4th);
dated “January” on copyright page;
part of the Michael Moorcock Library;
original price: £35·99;
161 pages;
includes ‘Foreword’ (non-fiction) by Liam Sharp (p 4);
also includes ‘The Sword And The Runestaff: The Making Of A Classic’ (non-fiction) by John Davey (pp. 72–79);
also includes ‘The Hawkmoon Archive’ (artwork) (pp. 147–161);
I.S.B.N.: 9781785864230;
cover artist: James Cawthorn;
illustrated by Cawthorn.