Darkness of Dragons: A Graphic Novel
The tenth Wings of Fire novel reaches the graphic-novel shelf, with Qibli at the center.
A SandWing dragonet, and the close of the Jade Mountain arc, in panels.
The graphic novel adapts the tenth Wings of Fire book, the close of the Jade Mountain Prophecy arc.
An editorial introduction to the book, its premise and the story surrounding it.
Readers who met these dragons in prose now get the tenth book in panels.
Darkness of Dragons is the novel of Qibli, a SandWing dragonet, and the last book in the Jade Mountain Prophecy arc. Published guides place him against the legendary NightWing hybrid Darkstalker, with the peace of Pyrrhia at stake. The graphic novel is that story’s illustrated edition, number ten in the Wings of Fire graphic-novel line.
A world already built
The series is a fantasy of dragon tribes — SandWings, MudWings, SeaWings, and the rest — ruled by queens and divided by old wars. Qibli’s book sits at the end of an arc rather than at the door of the world. A new reader can start here, but the graphic novel assumes some of the pleasure is recognition.
What stays off the page
Adaptation guides describe enchantment, trust, and a plan to warn the academy. Those are mid-book turns. This feature stops at the assignment: Qibli’s volume, the arc’s close, and Mike Holmes’s panels.
Other series features are in Book Reviews.
About the book.
The prose novel was published in 2017. This feature introduces the graphic-novel edition and does not recount how the arc ends. Mike Holmes is the illustrator on the supplied credit.
This article is presented as a MarketAnyBook Book Feature based on supplied materials and verified public information. It is not presented as a full-book review.
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