Dragonlance: Legend of Huma Comic Book (oooh pretty)

[Bluemoon]

Just in case some of you didn't know, I just ran across this press release shich I found here

Hasbro Consumer Products and Roaring Studios agreed on preliminary terms and are negotiating a formal licensing agreement granting Roaring Studios the rights to produce a limited comic book series based on Wizards of the Coast’s New York Times best-selling DRAGONLANCE® novel, The Legend of Huma, by Richard A. Knaak.

“The DRAGONLANCE world is a pillar in the fantasy market and I am thrilled to have this project under the Roaring Studios Banner,” said Ernst Dabel, President of Roaring Studios. “I’ve read most of the DRAGONLANCE novels while growing up and now having the chance to work on one of them is a dream come true.”

“Roaring Studios has the artistic and literary talent to make the DRAGONLANCE fantasy leap off the written page,” said Tom Klusaritz, Vice President of Publishing for Hasbro Consumer Products. “HCP is confident that with the stable of leading writers and artists that Roaring Studios has available, they will create a product that everyone -- both fans of the fantasy genre and DRAGONLANCE saga aficionados -- will enjoy.”

 

[Tarrasque Wrangler]

I can't say why, but I thought minotaurs had hooves. Kaz looks tight, though.

 

[RingXero]

I can't say why, but I thought minotaurs had hooves. Kaz looks tight, though.

Not the Dragonlance ones, they aren't 'normal' minotaurs.



RX

 

[jonesy]

I can't say why, but I thought minotaurs had hooves. Kaz looks tight, though.

The consensus now is that in Dragonlance there are both those minotaurs who have hooves and those who do not.