ElfQuest #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wild Hunt, Part 15," Winnowill holds a lady troll’s spirit captive within Rayek’s mind, using the ghost as leverage in a high-stakes negotiation. She demands her own freedom and a shard from the mysterious palace the troll remembers—offering the spirit’s release in return. Written, drawn, and lettered by Brandon McKinney, this pivotal chapter unfolds with quiet tension, as the mountain stronghold of Grohmul Djun trembles under the weight of old secrets. The cover by Ruth Thompson captures the eerie stillness of the moment, a haunting preview of what’s to come.
In "Wild Hunt, Part 15," Angrif marches his warriors toward the long-abandoned elven holt of Grohmul Djun, where hope flickers after years of despair. Ember shares a quiet moment with Suntop, weighing the cost of defense, as the air thickens with anticipation. When Angrif finally arrives, the holt stands empty—no elves, no signs of life, just silence where sanctuary once was.
In "Rogue's Curse, Chapter 6, Part 2: 'Hey! Eh?'", Winnowill holds a lady troll's spirit captive within Rayek’s mind, using the tethered spirit as leverage. She demands her own freedom and a shard of the palace the troll remembers—her price for release, and the only way to break the stalemate.
In "FutureQuest, Part 10: 'Scorch, we have no other choice!'", Chandra finds herself back with Scorch and Cosmo as the threat of the freed terrorist G'Kahrii S'Ha looms, her hatred for Scorch intensifying. Meanwhile, Jink and the Father of Memory delve into the mysteries of the crystal palace through a shared mental journey.
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Reprinted in ElfQuest Reader's Collection #11b (2000), ElfQuest Reader's Collection #9 (2000), The Complete ElfQuest #5 (2018)
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