Elfquest DC Series by Wendy Pini, Richard Pini, John Byrne

On a planet where elves, humans, and trolls have lived for millions of years, conflict arises on a grand scale when Bearclaw, the tenth chief of the Wolfriders, confronts a new human settlement near an elf camp.

Continuing the saga that the American Library Association has called "one of the most important works in American fantasy," ELFQUEST: WOLFRIDER VOL. 2 tells the tale of the legendary Wolfrider clan of elves and their adventures on a prehistoric world. Living in a magical universe of trolls, fairylike creatures, and primitive humans, the Wolfriders are a fierce tribe of elves who are desperately searching for the truth behind their origins... moreContinuing the saga that the American Library Association has called "one of the most important works in American fantasy," ELFQUEST: WOLFRIDER VOL. 2 tells the tale of the legendary Wolfrider clan of elves and their adventures on a prehistoric world. Living in a magical universe of trolls, fairylike creatures, and primitive humans, the Wolfriders are a fierce tribe of elves who are desperately searching for the truth behind their origins. In this black and white book of fantasy and adventure, the Wolfrider tribe gains new insights into their mysterious past as a sphere falls from the sky and offers both enlightenment and tragedy. less

This is the story that first introduced Cutter, Skywise, Leetah, Rayek, and the other elves, trolls, wolves, and humans.

Cutter's tribe has happily melded with the Sun Village, but the elf chieftain still has a ways to go with Leetah, the beautiful healer. Cutter also decides the only way the elves will survive the encroachment of humans is for all the scattered elf tribes to be reunited.

A breathtaking adventure of fantasy and imagination. Living on a prehistoric world of danger and wonder, a peaceful tribe of elves suddenly find their existence jeopardized by the murderous advancement of primitive humans.

The fantasy adventure series continues as Cutter and his band of Elvish wolfriders maintain their search for other Elf tribes. Age 12+.

The Wolfriders continue their journey, unaware of the mortal danger awaiting them. Ages 12+.

Cutter and his tribemates are reunited after their harrowing trial with Blue Mountain. Onward they quest, certain that they will find not only other elfin wanderers, but also the true safe-home of all elves--the legnedary Palace of the High Ones. But betrayal and death line the way. The Wolfriders and their newfound allies the Go-Backs are driven into a brutal conflict against murderous trolls who guard the Palace with a vengeance... moreCutter and his tribemates are reunited after their harrowing trial with Blue Mountain. Onward they quest, certain that they will find not only other elfin wanderers, but also the true safe-home of all elves--the legnedary Palace of the High Ones. But betrayal and death line the way. The Wolfriders and their newfound allies the Go-Backs are driven into a brutal conflict against murderous trolls who guard the Palace with a vengeance. The forest elves discover a strange friend and an even stranger foe as they struggle to survive battle more savage than any of them has ever known. less

The Wolfriders have settled into their new Holt in the Forbidden Grove. The tumult of the Grand Quest is behind them, and new life has come to the tribe. All is peaceful...until Aroree, fugitive Glider from Blue Mountain kidnaps a Wolfrider child. The elves must once again confront the cold, vile Winnowill and her schemes but first they must get through the humans who worship the evil temptress!

The Palace of the High Ones has been won. In their new holt, the Wolfriders can settle in and enjoy life and its living, for the first time in recent memory. The horrors of battle and betrayal are behind them -- that is, until one whom the elves thought a friend kidnaps a Wolfrider child to deliver to Winnowill, who broods within the cold halls of Blue Mountain... moreThe Palace of the High Ones has been won. In their new holt, the Wolfriders can settle in and enjoy life and its living, for the first time in recent memory. The horrors of battle and betrayal are behind them -- that is, until one whom the elves thought a friend kidnaps a Wolfrider child to deliver to Winnowill, who broods within the cold halls of Blue Mountain. Could the cubling be the key to her plan to rid the world of the elfin tribe? And how will mad Two-Edge, master of games and lies, tip the scales? less

In 1978, Richard and Wendy Pini self-published Elfquest #1 and introduced audiences around the world to the elfin Wolfriders, trolls, and superstitious humans, all trying to co-exist on the World of Two Moons. Since that first story appeared, millions of copies of Elfquest have been sold around the world. Inspired by sources ranging from classic literature to Japanese manga, the Pinis created a unique universe filled with myth, danger, and the promise of hope... moreIn 1978, Richard and Wendy Pini self-published Elfquest #1 and introduced audiences around the world to the elfin Wolfriders, trolls, and superstitious humans, all trying to co-exist on the World of Two Moons. Since that first story appeared, millions of copies of Elfquest have been sold around the world. Inspired by sources ranging from classic literature to Japanese manga, the Pinis created a unique universe filled with myth, danger, and the promise of hope. The beginning of that saga can be found in the previous volume, with the introduction of the Wolfriders and their leader, Cutter, as they are driven from their homeland by encroaching humans. At the end of that story, the elves found sanctuary -- but in this new volume, again their peace is threatened, not only by men once more, but also by the twin mysteries of the Forbidden Grove and Blue Mountain. Included with this archive is a bonus, long out-of-print short story from Epic Illustrated, an introduction by comic creator James A. Owen and an afterword by the Pinis. less

In 1978, Richard and Wendy Pini self-published Elfquest #1 and introduced audiences around the world to the elfin Wolfriders, trolls, and superstitious humans, all trying to co-exist on the World of Two Moons. Since that first story appeared, millions of copies of Elfquest have been sold around the world. Inspired by sources ranging from classic literature to Japanese manga, the Pinis created a unique universe filled with myth, danger, and the promise of hope... moreIn 1978, Richard and Wendy Pini self-published Elfquest #1 and introduced audiences around the world to the elfin Wolfriders, trolls, and superstitious humans, all trying to co-exist on the World of Two Moons. Since that first story appeared, millions of copies of Elfquest have been sold around the world. Inspired by sources ranging from classic literature to Japanese manga, the Pinis created a unique universe filled with myth, danger, and the promise of hope. The beginning of that saga can be found in the previous volume, with the introduction of the Wolfriders and their leader, Cutter, as they are driven from their homeland by encroaching humans. At the end of that story, the elves found sanctuary -- but in this new volume, again their peace is threatened, not only by men once more, but also by the twin mysteries of the Forbidden Grove and Blue Mountain. Included with this archive is a bonus, long out-of-print short story from Epic Illustrated, an introduction by comic creator James A. Owen and an afterword by the Pinis. less

In 1978, Richard and Wendy Pini self-published Elfquest #1 and introduced audiences around the world to the elfin Wolfriders, trolls, and superstitious humans, all trying to co-exist on the World of Two Moons. Since that first story appeared, millions of copies of Elfquest have been sold around the world. Inspired by sources ranging from classic literature to Japanese manga, the Pinis created a unique universe filled with myth, danger, and the promise of hope... moreIn 1978, Richard and Wendy Pini self-published Elfquest #1 and introduced audiences around the world to the elfin Wolfriders, trolls, and superstitious humans, all trying to co-exist on the World of Two Moons. Since that first story appeared, millions of copies of Elfquest have been sold around the world. Inspired by sources ranging from classic literature to Japanese manga, the Pinis created a unique universe filled with myth, danger, and the promise of hope. The beginning of that saga can be found in the previous volume, with the introduction of the Wolfriders and their leader, Cutter, as they are driven from their homeland by encroaching humans. At the end of that story, the elves found sanctuary -- but in this new volume, again their peace is threatened, not only by men once more, but also by the twin mysteries of the Forbidden Grove and Blue Mountain. Included with this archive is a bonus, long out-of-print short story from Epic Illustrated, an introduction by comic creator James A. Owen and an afterword by the Pinis. less

Elfquest: The Grand Quest - Volume Twelve (Elfquest Graphic Novels (DC Comics))

When Cutter's family and friends are stolen into the far future by jealous Rayek, the mortal Wolfrider chief and his warriors face a deadly choice: should they try to survive the long wait, knowing they may die in the attempt? Or worse, must they consider their loved ones truly lost, and get on with their lives?

The final chapter in the very first ElfQuest story presented in DC's new compact format for easier reading Introducing Cutter, Skywise, Leetah, Rayek and the other elves, trolls, wolves and humans in this fantasy world.