Frik51's Collection

[peteOcha]

Great calender Siep! You must have boxes full of these!? (at least I hope so! Seeing them is a real treat!)

[bookworm 1]

Another beautiful calender.+ 5

[frik51]

I think it's on mine now as well.

sk

[srboone]

Another stunning calendar, Siep; Sadly, my familiarity with Stewart' trilogy is simply that it has been on my TBR for a looong time.

[frik51]

Shame on me. I had never even heard of Mary Stewart's Merlin trilogy till I posted this calendar. Well, I knew I had the calendar, but I had forgotten the link to these books.
Hm..there are five books:

1970 - The Crystal Cave
1973 - The Hollow Hills
1979 - The Last Enchantment
1983 - The Wicked Day
1995 - The Prince and the Pilgrim

Is anyone familar with these at all?

sk

[frik51]

November - Morgause's Revenge:



December - The Holy Grail:

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September - Arthur Honours Guinevere:



October - Camelot:

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July - The Hill People:



August - The King's Sword:

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Centerfold:

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May - The Giants'Dance:



June - Deception at Tintagel:

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March - The Prophesy:



April - The Valley of Wye:

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January - The Prince of Darkness:



February - Mithras and the White Bull:

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Another (non-Tolkien) calendar by Greg Hildebrandt:

[frik51]

Hey, that great news, bookworm! Thanks for the update!
I'm not sure I'll be going after the Eerie comics (I practically used to own the complete run..) as the Darkhorse is doing a great job with the Archives, but I'll definitely check out IDW. Wrightson's portfolio sounds like it should be mine!

sk

[bookworm 1]

Hay Seip I thought you might want to know that Dark Horse comics is resurecting EERIE comics.The first issue will be out the end of July.I also know you are a Bernie Wrightson is releasing an artist edition portfolio for The Muck Monster.Acording to what I read Muck Monster was the start of the style he used in Frankenstein.Just thought You might want to know.The portfolio is being released through IDW.