Illustrator: Boris Vallejo
Text: C.J.Henderson Size: 12 x 12 (30.5 x 30.5) Publisher: Workman Publishing ISBN-10: 0-7611-1505-6 Published: 1999 |
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The rider is Merkun, the girl is Queen Kala, and the guy with the purple aura-hands is Gilsine. The basic gist of the calendar is that the magician has been wounded in battle. His companions are telling him stories in an attempt to "guide his spirit back to his body". This year, Philip José Farmer has been replaced by C.J.Henderson as writer of th commentaries.
I would guess that Boris was quite busy during 1998 because seven of the 13 images consist of reused, or reworked, paintings from the previous few years.
![]() Tales for the Fallen Magician (Might and Magic VII 2) |
![]() Doru's Rebirth: Kala's tale (The Hatchling) |
![]() The Dreadnought: Merkun's Tale (Final Battle) |
![]() Elgena: Gilsine's Tale (Guardian of the City) |
![]() The Great Race: Merkun's Tale (Wings of Valour v2) |
![]() Felsa: Kala's Tale (Parting of the Sea v2) |
![]() Jiroc of Sten |
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![]() The Silver City: Gilsine's Tale (Latischa of the Lost World 3) |
![]() Gem of Bul'cug: Kala's Tale (Mutant Slayer) |
![]() Tarr and Ferna: The Queen's Tale (Awaiting the Battle) |
![]() Ferna's Escape: The Queen's Tale (Empire Builders v2) |
![]() The Magician (Noah's Ark v2) |
![]() The Next Dimension |