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Faith and Fire (Warhammer 40,000 Novels) James Swallow
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Well except for the first 3 Ragnar novels, i got them in 2008. This is mine, not huge yet, but not bad for a collection i started in 2009! Redemption Corps embodies the aesthetic and atmosphere of the Warhammer 40,000 universe perfectly: grim, dangerous, gritty, and violent; populated by a vast, diverse and colourful cast of characters – the good, the bad, the ugly, and the in- between. Warhammer Oathbreaker - Been really looking forward to reading this, got it for christmas so will probably start reading soon. Warhammer 40,000, Black Library (trade graphic novel, 208 pages) The collected Warhammer 40,000 comics of Dan Abnett, illustrated by Karl Richardson, Simon Coleby, and Jim Brady. None of them is from central casting, science fiction war novel. Of course, the Though in Sandy Mitchell's Ciaphas Cain books the Necrons are still virtually unstoppable nightmares and the only thing that Cain absolutely will not fight unless there's no alternative. Americans Love Warhammer 40,000: The game is much more popular in the United States than in its native Britain, with most of the spin-off video games being developed by American companies. For fans of: Dan Abnett's Gaunt's Ghost series, James Swallow's Faith and Fire (2006), Graham McNeill, Sandy Mitchell, Andy Remic, Simon Spurrier. Relentless - Surprisingly my second favorite. A touch of optimism and faith in the human spirit. Post up pics of your BL collection! Faith & Fire - Probably my favorite overall so far.