Benoit Dellac – illustratör

1192. Richard, King of England, hasn't returned from the Crusades. Rumours say he may be dead, and his brother John Lackland begins moving his pieces to claim the throne, counting on the support - and money - of the kingdom's sheriffs. Deep inside Sherwood Forest, Marian, young Saxon Lady, tries to convince a family of outlaws to join her in fighting the prince, with the help of a mysterious man in a hood - none other than the Sheriff of Nottingham himself!

Now rid of Prince John's henchman, William, Marian and their friends are finally free to relax a little. Their respite is short, however. A judge known for his integrity and doggedness has been dispatched to Nottingham by the regent to investigate the recent trouble, and from the town's very bowels, drawn by the rumours about the theft of the royal treasure, another gang of brigands emerges, their hearts and intentions far less pure than those of the 'Merry Men' allied with the Hood...

Hawkmoon returns in this transformative graphic novel of Moorcock's epic dystopian series. Experience the post-apocalyptic industrialist future where Dorian Hawkmoon champions the rebellion against the Granbretan empire.Moorcock's The Mad God features the penultimate quest before an iconic war! Hawkmoon: The Mad God adapts Moorcock's novel The Mad God's Amulet with stunning artwork that highlights the amazing worldbuilding in this epic series.Set in a post-apocalyptic age of primitive industrialist technology and futuristic dark magic, Europe has been conquered by the tyrannical Granbretan empire led by King-Emperor Huon. Dorian Hawkmoon faces a race against a ticking clock to gain control over the black jewel embedded in his head and his only hope comes in the form of a hermit mage in a distant land.Hawkmoon's quest leads him through Bulgaria where the cult of the Mad God dwells. It is up to the Duke and a few strange allies to thwart the cult's twisted beliefs and find the mage to allow Dorian Hawkmoon to lead the fight against the Granbretan Empire.From writer Jerome Le Gris and artists Benoit Dellac and Luca Bulgheroni, Hawkmoon: The Mad God is the third instalment in a four-volume epic.