Orson Scott Card's Wyrms #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeOrson Scott Card's Wyrms #1 (2007) launches with a high-stakes clash between ancient forces, as Patience confronts the Unwyrm in a battle of wills and survival. Written by Jake Black and Orson Scott Card, with bold art by Vitor Ishimura and dynamic coloring by A. Street and SotoColor, the issue sets a tense, otherworldly tone. The cover by Adriano Batista captures the moment of transformation, hinting at the rise of a new power as Reck consumes the Unwyrm’s mindstone and Patience ascends to Heptarch—ushering in a new era for King’s Hill.
In "null," Patience journeys to Cranwater to meet the Unwyrm, a fabled being whose presence looms over the land. On the road, she and her companion Angel are ambushed by Tinker and his band of robbers, leaving Angel wounded and forcing them to seek refuge with the enigmatic Ruin.
In "null," Patience, a quiet force among the Wyrmkind, confronts the Unwyrm in a battle that reshapes the world. When Reck consumes the Unwyrm’s mindstone, he becomes the new Mother Wyrm, and Patience ascends as Heptarch, entrusting Lord Oruc with rule over King's Hill.
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