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  • Sword of Sorcery #4 - Vol. 2 - 2013

Sword of Sorcery #4 – Vol. 2 – 2013 continues DC Comics’ bold exploration of high fantasy under the New 52 publishing initiative. Centred around Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld, this series merges magical kingdoms with modern storytelling, offering readers a refreshing blend of fantasy, politics, and personal conflict.

Written by Christy Marx, this issue pushes Amy Winston deeper into the tangled intrigue of Gemworld, where loyalty is fleeting and danger lurks in every realm. As she begins to embrace her true identity as Amethyst, Amy faces threats both magical and personal. Marx’s narrative is fast-paced and character-driven, capturing the unique conflict of a teenager coming of age in a brutal, arcane world.

The artwork by Aaron Lopresti is richly detailed, bringing to life the otherworldly landscapes of Gemworld with vibrant energy and depth. His panels balance epic action sequences with quieter, emotionally resonant moments. The colours by Hi-Fi further enhance the fantasy tone, employing a palette that glows with magical energy and contrasts beautifully with the series' darker elements.

Also featured in this issue is a backup story from the Beowulf arc, which adds a grittier, more post-apocalyptic sword-and-sorcery tone to the issue. These back-up stories expand the title’s universe and provide added value to readers looking for layered fantasy storytelling.

Sword of Sorcery is one of the more unique offerings from DC’s New 52 line—off the beaten superhero path and full of rich lore, mythical creatures, and strong character arcs. Issue #4 is ideal for collectors of lesser-known DC titles, fans of fantasy comics, or readers interested in strong female protagonists in magical settings.

This copy is available from us, a trusted UK-based online comic book ecommerce shop committed to high-quality care. This comic is bagged and boarded with an acid-free bag and board and sent to you in a book wrap mailer, protecting your purchase every step of the way. Fast shipping & secure packaging come as standard, so you can buy with total confidence.

Whether you're expanding your New 52 library or diving into fantasy-based superhero stories, Sword of Sorcery #4 offers both beauty and bite in a well-crafted, magical package.



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Sword of Sorcery #4 - Vol. 2 - 2013

  • Brand: DC
  • Product Code: The New 52
  • Availability: 1
  • £2.50


Tags: Comicbook, Sword of Sorcery, 2013, DC, The New 52, Amethyst, Amaya, Amy Winston, John Constantine, Demons, Ra'shanggan'ra, Ilene, Bobbie Chase, Walt Simonson, Lovern Kindzierski, Christy Marx, Travis Moore, Karl Story, Hi-Fi Design, Rob Leigh, Rickey Purdin, Rachel Gluckstern, Marc Andreyko, Andrei Bressan, Chris Sotomayor, Travis Lanham