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Battlepug Volume 4: The Devil's Biscuit
Battlepug Volume 4: The Devil's Biscuit
- ISBN 13:
9781616558642
- ISBN 10:
1616558644
- Format: Hardcover
- Copyright: 10/27/2015
- Publisher: Dark Horse Books
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Summary
After one of his motley crew of adventurers goes missing, the last Kinmundian must split off from his friends and journey, alone, into the heart of the den of the Pirate King to find him. The rest of the group must fend for themselves while Catwulf's ferocious forces hunt them down. But with a BATTLEPUG at their side, they at least have a fighting chance!
Battlepug Volume 4: The Devil's Biscuit! collects the entire fourth year of the Harvey and Eisner Award-winning Battlepug, and includes exclusive bonus material!
"a charming and very amusing buff-dude-with-a-sword sendup. This is fun stuff." -
"It's unhinged and it's great." -Geek News Network
"I can't recommend this title enough, it serves as a brilliant introduction to one of my new favourite web-comics, and is as weird and charming as the Pugs that the book revolves around. Well deserving of the Eisner." -comicbuzz.com
Battlepug Volume 4: The Devil's Biscuit! collects the entire fourth year of the Harvey and Eisner Award-winning Battlepug, and includes exclusive bonus material!
"a charming and very amusing buff-dude-with-a-sword sendup. This is fun stuff." -
"It's unhinged and it's great." -Geek News Network
"I can't recommend this title enough, it serves as a brilliant introduction to one of my new favourite web-comics, and is as weird and charming as the Pugs that the book revolves around. Well deserving of the Eisner." -comicbuzz.com
