The Jim Butcher Files: Dresden . Codex Alera . Cinder Spires & More

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by alansplace

I thought I'd cobble together a faux Skin Game cover.

If you'd like a larger version then download it from here!

P.S. Changed to new versions of the cover.

Oh and given that the title is called Skin Game, I'd expect to see more skin from Harry even if it is because of ripped clothes.

[DianNC]

My sister just discovered The Dresden Files. She lives in another state and when we phone one another for our 'catch-up chats' all she wants to talk about is Harry.

She would love this forum.

[AlbertaCowboy]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Oh and given that the title is called Skin Game, I'd expect to see more skin from Harry even if it is because of ripped clothes.

Here you go, straight from Harry's "The Boys of Chicago" calendar shoot.

[leanansidhe]

Originally Posted by AlbertaCowboy

Here you go, straight from Harry's "The Boys of Chicago" calendar shoot.

[alansplace]

Originally Posted by DianNC

My sister just discovered The Dresden Files. She lives in another state and when we phone one another for our 'catch-up chats' all she wants to talk about is Harry.

She would love this forum.

Does your sister have web browsing capability? If she does then send her here to join us.

[alansplace]

Originally Posted by AlbertaCowboy

Here you go, straight from Harry's "The Boys of Chicago" calendar shoot.

Originally Posted by leanansidhe

The definition of the term SKIN GAME is 'a swindling game or trick'. The First Known Use of the term SKIN GAME was in 1868 and has absolutely nothing to do with nakedness or the showing of skin.

P.S. I Love the new pic of Molly!

[AlbertaCowboy]

Originally Posted by alansplace

Does your sister have web browsing capability? If she does then send her here to join us.

Originally Posted by alansplace

P.S. I Love the new pic of Molly!

She's my sweet lil' Strawberry!

[Abtacha]

Originally Posted by CWatkinsNash

Any Dresden fans reading / have read Harry Connolly? Just picked up the first book in the Twenty Palaces series yesterday. Not because I need more books, obviously, but I kept coming across it and finally gave in. Don't know when I'll get to reading it but probably soon, if it entices me out of my Hollows binge.

I have and I really liked them. Too bad the publisher didn't think they sold enough to continue the series.

[CWatkinsNash]

Originally Posted by Abtacha

I have and I really liked them. Too bad the publisher didn't think they sold enough to continue the series.

That's a shame, but it's also kind of nice to know I'm only taking on three books instead of a whole 'nother ongoing series. I've got enough of those in progress.

[alansplace]

Originally Posted by CWatkinsNash

Any Dresden fans reading / have read Harry Connolly? Just picked up the first book in the Twenty Palaces series yesterday. Not because I need more books, obviously, but I kept coming across it and finally gave in. Don't know when I'll get to reading it but probably soon, if it entices me out of my Hollows binge.

Originally Posted by Abtacha

I have and I really liked them. Too bad the publisher didn't think they sold enough to continue the series.

I've never read him but I posted a thing about him from Jum Butcher's web site a while back. He's now self publishing, I believe.

Originally Posted by alansplace

Quoted from jim-butcher.com

If you're interested, go check out either my post or Butcher's web site.

[CWatkinsNash]

Originally Posted by alansplace

I've never read him but I posted a thing about him from Jum Butcher's web site a while back. He's now self publishing, I believe.

If you're interested, go check out either my post or Butcher's web site.

Yeah, I found out about that on Connolly's web site. The trilogy that the kickstarter was for doesn't really interest me much. I am glad it was successfully funded, though.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by AlbertaCowboy

Here you go, straight from Harry's "The Boys of Chicago" calendar shoot.

For some reason, I never thought of Harry of being so buffed. I picked him more like a geek.

[JSWolf]

According to Fantastic Fiction, Ghoul Goblin (a graphic novel by Jim Butcher and Mark Powers) is due out December 3, 2013.

Harry Dresden, a Chicago private investigator and wizard, heads to a small, isolated Missouri town terrorized by Nevernever monsters. The singularly unfortunate Talbot family has suffered a curse that has decimated their number for generations, and only our hero can save them... that is, if he can survive hostile lawmen, the dark secrets of townsfolk, an ancient guardian spirit, and two deadly carnivores! Can Dresden cleanse the Talbot bloodline of its curse without a blood sacrifice of his own?

[CWatkinsNash]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

According to Fantastic Fiction, Ghoul Goblin (a graphic novel by Jim Butcher and Mark Powers) is due out December 3, 2013.

It's the hardback complete edition of the 6-issue comic. #6 was just recently released, I think. I got behind, so I only have the first 3.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by CWatkinsNash

It's the hardback complete edition of the 6-issue comic. #6 was just recently released, I think. I got behind, so I only have the first 3.

I've not read any of the graphic novels. Does anyone know where they fit in between the novels and shorts? Not just this one, but all of the Dresden graphic novels.