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    Avatar of Darkness: Part One

    By Artur Stańczykiewicz

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    After 5 years of ominous silence, a white-haired serial killer returned to the Town of September. Driven by pure hatred, he's pushing towards the goal dictated by his existence - vengeance and death. His goal is to eliminate Victor - his greatest foe and a Lord of the Underworld, with whom he has personal matter to settle up.
    The story is presented in a form of retrospection. Victor is already on a point blank range and the killer is ready to pull the trigger. We go back to the previous day, to hear a story told by Avatar of Darkness. The story of how he managed to find Victor, and how he struggled against his servants.
    Part One begins in the Town of September's undergrounds. In a prison for "enlightened" people. For those who were... inconvenient.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArtur Stańczykiewicz
    Release dateJun 22, 2016
    ISBN9781311438003
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    Artur Stańczykiewicz

    Drawing comic novels has always been my passion. It may sound strange however that I don't read many of them because there is always lack of time. There were days when I had many comics stored in my bookcase. Among them I can give three titles which I consider the best and most inspiring. These are "Thorgal" (art masterpiece and great stories), "Sin City" (magnificent atmosphere) and "Preacher" (I love it for that specific sense of humour and for characters) I've always tried not to rush up too much with what I do. Because of that it takes years to finish single project. There is an advantage in this - with each project I find another weak spot, which I try to master. I also try different approach, considering almost every aspect of creating graphic novel.

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