Ian Miller (3)Besprekingen

As a stand-alone volume, this might have worked. But as the fourth installment of the "Rats" saga, it does not. It's a shame in the decline of the story from #1 to this.
This story has "The Traveller" returning to what I believe is London, and he is angry! He puts a hurting to the rats. Hooray for him!

My advice, skip this. And do NOT pay for it! It's only 64 pages, most of which are just art. Bummer of an ending to this saga.

"Realms of Fantasy" takes an in-depth look at the worlds created by by some of our most imaginative authors at a time (the early 80s) when the fantasy genre was enjoying tremendous popularity. The illustration is top-notch and really adds to the book. Though the works are varied, the settings can be divided into 5 catagories: stories set in the ancient past, set in present-day lost worlds, set on other planets, set in the distant future, and stories set in fantasy earths quite separate from our own. All of them are fascinating but my personal favorites are the alternate earths.