Richard Moore (1) (1966–)

Paris finds out that faeries are real, including one he used to talk to as a child. But now she's engaged but doesn't want to get married. Impulsively, Paris gets to Tir-Nan-Og, while the rest of the Boneyard cast tries to follow him to help him out. There's more action in this arc (with a few good martial arts scenes), but still enough humor (Moore has a fun time creating different costumes for his characters for several pages) to remind you why you started reading the series. There's a perhaps-too-neat ending that is sufficient but leaves you wanting more. It's too bad we might never see any more of these characters as this is the last planned Boneyard publication.… (meer)