It is chronologically the first series in the Shades of Magic series, taking place roughly 30 years before the Shades of Magic trilogy. Schwab and illustrated by Andrea Olimpieri, Budi Setiawan, and Enrica Eren Angiolini. Shades of Magic: The Steel Prince is a series of comics written by V. I can't wait for readers to see the rest of the story and the beautiful artwork in The Steel Prince this fall. The artistry with which Andrea and Enrica have captured young Maxim borders on true magic.
It has taken incredible talent to bring his journey to life on the page. But The Steel Prince paints a different picture of the young man, long before he was king. Schwab herself will be at the convention, with a Shades of Magic panel scheduled for July 20 at 12:00 in room 4.Maxim Maresh became one of the most controversial figures in the Shades of Magic series, more often seen as an antagonist than a hero. Shades of Magic: The Steel Prince officially launches in October, but a special preview issue will be available at Comic-Con next week from the Titan Comics booth (#5537). “Andrea and Enrica are so very talented, as is my editor, Amoona, and I am incredibly lucky to have them working on The Steel Prince.” “Having a comic has been a dream of mine for such years, so seeing these pages for the first time was an magical experience!” Schwab told Heat Vision via email. Covers for the title come from Olimpieri, Tomm Coker and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’s Claudia Ianniciello, whose cover for the first issue is above.
Artwork for the series, which debuts below, comes from Andrea Olimpieri, with colors from Enrica Angiolini. Titan’s comic series, Shades of Magic: The Steel Prince, is a prequel to the original trilogy, following Maxim Maresh - one of Red London’s ruling family - as he is sent into exile, an event that will have significant repercussions in years to come.
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