Skip to content


Mice Templar #1 The Prophecy Part 1: The Calling

Mice Templar #1

There is nothing better than a creator owned comic. The dedication and love that goes in to every aspect of each issue by far surpasses anything you’ll read in a main-stream, corporation owned comic.
Mice Templar, written by Bryan J.L. Glass and Michael Avon Oeming, is no exception.

Mice Templar Click for a larger view

Mice Templar tells the tale of Karic, a young mouse who reveres the Templar. The Templar are Ancient guardians and dedicated mice warriors who follow the ways of Kuhl-En, a mighty warrior priest. However long ago the Templar turned on each other and are now seen as something of a legend… a bedtime story to tell children, they are no longer believed in.

Mice Templar Click for a larger view

Think Lord of the Rings with mice instead of hobbits and rats instead of orcs. Mice Templar is fun to read and even more fun to look at. The artwork is beautiful. Michael Avon Oeming does a wonderful job depicting action scenes with mice in the middle of a forest… in my opinion not the easiest thing to draw.

My one complaint with this series is that I had a difficult time distinguishing between characters and keeping them strait in my head. However it’s very possible that I’m alone in this, and it really didn’t ruin the story.

I truly enjoyed reading this comic and as I neared the end found myself longing for the next issue. The art is beautiful, the story is epic, and the dialogue is poetic. Read this comic!

Posted in Articles. Tagged with , , .

also from freak comics…

Powers & Kabuki Reprinted Free/Daily at Newsarama.Com
Newsarama.com and the comic book creators collectively known as “MOB” – David Mack, Mike Avon Oeming and Brian…
Continue reading »
Oeming & Brandon Bring the Bronx to Comics
A comatose girl. Supernatural criminals. Two cops on the edge. What do they all have in common? Welcome to…
Continue reading »
The Brawl for it all: Savage Dragon vs. Wanted
Here's one for those fans who are tired of talking head crossovers where it takes half a dozen…
Continue reading »

0 Responses

Stay in touch with the conversation, subscribe to the RSS feed for comments on this post.

Some HTML is OK

(required)

(required, but never shared)

or, reply to this post via trackback.