The Eye of the World: The Graphic Novel, Volume Six by Robert Jordan

The Eye of the World: The Graphic Novel, Volume Six by Robert Jordan

Now an original series starring Rosamund Pike as Moiraine!

Created with the cooperation of the Jordan estate, adapted by well-known comics writer Chuck Dixon and illustrated by the talented Chase Conley, The Eye of the World: The Graphic Novel has been hailed as an exciting interpretation of Robert Jordan's classic fantasy novel. This final volume features brilliant interior art by Francis Nuguit.

The Eye of the World: the Graphic Novel, Volume Six, Rand al'Thor and his companions--his old friends from Emond's Field; the brave warrior Lan Mandragoran; and Moiraine, the mysterious and powerful Aes Sedai--have at last been reunited. Their journey in search of the Eye of the World nears its climax as they dare the otherworldly Ways, guided by an Ogier, Loial, and narrowly escape the menace of the soul-stealing Machin Shin. When the group reaches the realm of the Green Man, they believe themselves safe. But two of the Forsaken are waiting for them, ready to attack and to guide their dark lord, Ba'alzamon, to the ones he has been seeking!

When the three young men left Emond's Field, they were untried blades. Their long journey has stolen much of their innocence and made them seasoned warriors, given them powers and gifts they did not seek and are still learning how to use. But not until the final moments are they sure which of them the Dark One intends to claim...and whether that one is strong enough to fight back and survive.

Kate Reading has won many AudioFile Earphones Awards, including Voice of the Century, Best Voice in Science Fiction & Fantasy in 2008 and 2009, and Best Voice in Biography & Culture in 2010. She has also been designated a Voice of the Century by AudioFile magazine. Jane Austen, Robert Jordan, Edith Wharton, and Sophie Kinsella are among the authors whose works she has narrated. Reading has appeared in a number of Washington, D.C. venues. Aunt Dan and Lemon earned her a Helen Hayes Award for her performance. Kate's performances are a consistent joy, according to AudioFile magazine, because of her delicate management of characters and sense of rhythm.