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Poison Elves #5

Nov 1998 · Sirius Entertainment · 19.95 USD
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“Mandratha Heights; (Sanctuary Book One: Deathmonks - Chapter One)”
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This fifth volume of the Poison Elves series collects issues #13–15 of the original comic, continuing the misadventures of the sarcastic, violent elf Ith as he seeks a place of refuge. Written and illustrated by Drew Hayes, Sanctuary delves deeper into Ith's troubled past and his ongoing struggles with both supernatural threats and his own inner demons. The collection maintains the series' signature blend of dark humor, gritty fantasy, and raw emotional storytelling.

In "Mandratha Heights; (Sanctuary Book One: Deathmonks - Chapter One)," Drew Hayes crafts a stark, atmospheric tale through silent, intimate moments between Lusiphur and Cassy—flitting between tender closeness and the cold precision of their deadly work. With all art by Hayes, the issue’s wordless storytelling and stark visuals immerse readers in a world where intimacy and violence exist side by side, rendered in his signature moody, detailed style. The cover, also by Hayes, captures the issue’s brooding tone with a haunting, evocative image.

writer, artist, inker Drew Hayes · cover Drew Hayes

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writer, artist, inker Drew Hayes
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No real story, cutting back and forth between Lusiphur and Cassy making love and the two of them going about their job, which is killing people. Practically wordless - no dialogue or captions.

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