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The Hunger and the Dusk #7-12
The Hunger and the Dusk, Vol. 2
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Expected 14 Jul 26The acclaimed fantasy epic by Hugo and World Fantasy Award–winning writer G. Willow Wilson and artist Chris Wildgoose reaches its thrilling conclusion!
In a world where humans and orcs have spent generations at war, a fragile alliance once offered hope for peace. But after a devastating rift, that alliance begins to fracture as enemies gather and war threatens to consume both sides. Perfect for fans of: Saga and Monstress or readers who love sweeping fantasy worlds, impossible odds, and high-stakes character drama.
Collecting The Hunger and the Dusk issues #7–12! Including the previously unreleased issues #10–12 - for the first time in print, concluding the saga!
In a world where humans and orcs have spent generations at war, a fragile alliance once offered hope for peace. But after a devastating rift, that alliance begins to fracture as enemies gather and war threatens to consume both sides. Perfect for fans of: Saga and Monstress or readers who love sweeping fantasy worlds, impossible odds, and high-stakes character drama.
Collecting The Hunger and the Dusk issues #7–12! Including the previously unreleased issues #10–12 - for the first time in print, concluding the saga!
152 pages, Paperback
Expected publication July 14, 2026
About the author
G. Willow Wilson
502 books3,338 followersHugo, World Fantasy and American Book Award-winning author of novels and comics, including THE BIRD KING, INVISIBLE KINGDOM, and ALIF THE UNSEEN. Co-creator of Ms Marvel. Honorary doctor of letters, Rutgers University. I accidentally started a dutch baby baking cult during quarantine. Not very active on here right now, but often found on Twitter.
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Review of advance copy
This was fairly good.
It was pretty clearly trying to be a left and righr coming together to fight a common enemy which seemed to be immigrants but only in the last or second last issue was it ever touched on that the immigrants also had humanity.
Not left on a cliffhanger, but left with a threat that climate change hasn't been addressed as that what the immigrants were fleeing.
Last issue felt the ending was rushed. Stakes of fhe villains never felt real. The world population didn't feel large. Just three groups of humans and orcs.
Last men standing never really made sense to me. Why wouldn't all able bodied people and orcs be fighting for their survival?
Art and colours were good.
It was pretty clearly trying to be a left and righr coming together to fight a common enemy which seemed to be immigrants but only in the last or second last issue was it ever touched on that the immigrants also had humanity.
Not left on a cliffhanger, but left with a threat that climate change hasn't been addressed as that what the immigrants were fleeing.
Last issue felt the ending was rushed. Stakes of fhe villains never felt real. The world population didn't feel large. Just three groups of humans and orcs.
Last men standing never really made sense to me. Why wouldn't all able bodied people and orcs be fighting for their survival?
Art and colours were good.
Review of advance copy
Read these in issues on hoopla.
Wilson is one of my favorite GN authors. Her writing is just really good in everything I've read of hers so far. This series is awesome, i’m not sure where it’s going to go from here but i hope it continues.
4.4✨
Wilson is one of my favorite GN authors. Her writing is just really good in everything I've read of hers so far. This series is awesome, i’m not sure where it’s going to go from here but i hope it continues.
4.4✨
Review of advance copy
8/10
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