I was looking for the digital version of one of the novels you guys wrote in 2008, "Jumper: Jumpscars", do you think someone still has it?
Honestly? We’re not sure. We know a smaller, digest sized version was bundled with the special edition DVD of the film JUMPER at the time. So you may be able to find it that way if the comic itself is elusive. We see the comic itself on Amazon, if you’re willing to shop there. Mostly used copies.
This is probably a super random thing to ask, but do you know if Danarius was ever given a first name?! It's been bothering me ever since Tractus was introduced, did his father have a first name or is he just 'Danarius'?
That’s a lore question for Bioware. We were never given a first name for him, and we didn’t want to take it upon ourselves to create that bit of history, given that he was already dead when our story took place.
Hello! Just thought I would send an ask to inform you that I finished Dragon Age Dark Fortress and found myself crying at 1 am over Ser Aaron. The relationship between him and Vaea was wonderfully depicted and I have truly enjoyed reading all of the Dragon Age comics the two of you have written, beginning with Knight Errant. I also enjoyed Fenris and his interactions with Vaea. Thank you so much.
Thank you! We’re very happy with how it all came out, but the best measure of that, for us, is when the readers have the emotional reactions we’d tried to evoke. So while we’re sorry we made you cry, we’re happy we made you feel - feel for Ser Aaron and Vaea, and feel the bond between them.
Also glad you enjoyed our take on Fenris. He’s a favorite of ours, and having him banter with our original characters and form bonds with them was so satisfying for us.
I’m beyond privileged to have interviewed the amazingly talented and kind Dragon Age Comic Writers Nunzio DeFilippis & Christina Weir. @weirdefilippis We spent an hour and a half chatting about their incredible comic run. The lore, insights and secrets they revealed are mind-blowing and thirst-quenching!
They shared: cut plotlines involving Valena, Sigrun, Calix & Fen’Harel himself, a pitched Lily & Jowan mini-series titled: ‘Blood Lily’, BioWare’s *chef’s kiss* response, how Autumn is doing, how to properly say “Vaea”, their favourite Taylor Swift songs, fandom opinions,
hypothetical future mini-series plot directions, major spoilers on Dark Fortress, alternative story beats, BioWare’s involvement, the creative process, proposed comic pitches, excitement for the next game and so so much more!
It was an absolute pleasure to speak to the pair and geek out about Dragon Age with them. Content like this is what I created my channel for! You can watch the full interview on YouTube or listen on the go!
If you like hearing us talk, then this is for you! We talk about our run, our process, our dog, Thedas, Fenris, Mages vs Templars… you name it!
Hey! I see that there's going to be a hardcover edition of Dark Fortress available for purchase, but do you know if it's possible to get physical copies of the individual issues (of previous comics too)? I'm late to the party but as nice as the full anthologies are, there's a part of me that loves the feel of single issues better.
The individual issues should still be available at comic shops, and maybe on sites like Amazon. We’ve heard the DECEPTION issues can be really expensive, though.
Digitally, all the individual issues should be available, but in terms of having a comic in your hand (which is still the best way to read them for us too), browsing comic shops online or checking your local comic shop (if you have one locally) is the best way to go - just comparison shop if that’s an option, because the older the issue, the more you might have trouble finding it affordably.
Today marks 4 years since our little pint-sized Mabari joined our family.
What we heard from the rescue was that they came to rescue another dog, and Autumn ran to the car and jumped in, and her person said “yeah take her too.”
And we’ve seen some evidence that she was abused in her old home before the rescue. So we’ve always said that she rescued herself and set out to find a better life.
We like to think we gave it to her.
So in her honor today, we each sang “Baby Mine” to her, and then went out to buy her a pupcake.
Happy Gotcha Day to the mini-mabari who rescued herself!
