Game of Thrones # 12 (Dynamite Comics 2012)

Game of Thrones #12 (Dynamite Entertainment 2012)

The "senses-shattering" political intrigue and brutal betrayal of Westeros hit a "mind-blowing" crescendo in this definitive literary adaptation. Released in October 2012, this "weird and twisted" issue continues Dynamite's faithful, uncompromised comic translation of George R.R. Martin’s masterpiece A Game of Thrones, capturing the gritty medieval realism and "stupefying" dark fantasy elements with absolute "visual fluidity." At White Dragon Comics, we keep these "investment-grade" modern keys stocked so you can experience the foundational chapters of the visual saga before the television series completely reshaped pop culture.

Issue Summary: The "Senses-Shattering" Fall of the Hand

Daniel Abraham masterfully adapts the source text, plunging readers headfirst into the high-stakes chess match for the Iron Throne where a single "mind-bending" misstep leads to execution.

• A "Mind-Bending" Imperial Crisis: Following the sudden death of King Robert, Eddard Stark makes his move to secure the throne for the rightful heir, only to face a "senses-shattering" and "weird and twisted" betrayal by Littlefinger and the Gold Cloaks in the ultimate Red Keep power grab.

• The "Weird and Twisted" Purge: As Joffrey Baratheon claims the crown, a "stupefyingly" violent purge sweeps through King's Landing, trapping the Stark household and forcing Syrio Forel into a "mind-blowing" stand to protect young Arya.

• Visceral Interior Art: Tommy Patterson delivers "mind-blowing" fantasy pencils, rendering the sudden blood-soaked betrayal, the intricate armor configurations, and the "senses-shattering" emotional horror of Eddard's arrest with a "visual fluidity" that remains truly "stupefying."

Creative Team & Specifications

• Writer: George R.R. Martin (Original Novel) / Daniel Abraham (Script Adaptation)

• Artist: Tommy Patterson

• Colorist: Ivan Nunes

• Letterer: Marshall Dillon

• Cover Artists: Mike S. Miller / Alex Ross (Variant Layouts Available)

• Release Date: October 2012

• Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment

• Page Count: 32 Pages

• Rating: Rated M – Mature readers seeking "senses-shattering" dark fantasy violence and complex political drama.