The Necromancer (comics)
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| The Necromancer | |
| Publication information | |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Top Cow Productions |
| Created by | Joshua Ortega Francis Manapul |
| In-story information | |
| Alter ego | Abigail van Alstine |
| Abilities | Spellcaster, Arcane knowledge, Sorcery |
The Necromancer is a comic book published by the Top Cow imprint of Image Comics.
The comic is written by science fiction author turned comic writer Joshua Ortega with art on the first series by Francis Manapul.
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[edit] Overview
The series follows Abby van Alstine, a teenage girl who discovers that she is part of a mystical subculture among society, possessing several growing powers of her own.
Necromancer was originally announced back in 2001 with Top Cow president Matt Hawkins as the writer and Brian Ching on art chores.
Necromancer returned in the 2007 "Pilot Season" program from Top Cow.[1] Ortega provided the script[2] [3] and Jonboy Meyers took over on art, as Manapul was on exclusive contract to DC.[4]
[edit] Collections
The first series was collected into a trade paperback in April 2007 (ISBN 1582406480).[5]
[edit] Notes
- ^ Top Cow's Pilot Program - Talking About Pilot Season, Newsarama, June 26, 2007
- ^ Necromancing: Joshua Ortega on Pilot Season: Necromancer, Newsarama, October 5, 2007, 2007
- ^ Believe in Magic: Ortega Returns to "Necromancer", Comic Book Resources, October 24, 2007
- ^ Drawing The Necromancer: Talking to Jonboy Meyers, Newsarama, October 19, 2007
- ^ NECROMANCER COLLECTED IN TRADE THIS APRIL, Newsarama, February 1, 2007
[edit] References
- Necromancer (2005) at the Comic Book DB
- Necromancer: Pilot Season at the Grand Comic-Book Database
[edit] External links
- Top Cow's The Necromancer page
- ORTEGA & MANAPUL'S NECROMANCER @ TOP COW, Newsarama, March 1, 2005
- Magic Words: Joshua Ortega talks "The Necromancer", Comic Book Resources, October 5, 2005
- Review of Necromancer #1 and #2, Silver Bullet Comic Books
- THE NECROMANCER: PILOT SEASON #1, Newsarama, October 3, 2007

