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The series has also been credited with popularizing the comics in Poland. [5] Main characters [ edit ] Thorgal Aegirsson, the main character of the series Gandalf the Mad: Aaricia's father and king of the Vikings of the North. He became the leader of his tribe after Thorgal's adoptive father's death. Greedy, cruel and mad, he makes repeated attempts at Thorgal's life, whom he perceives a threat to the legitimacy of his own rule.
Roxborough, Scott (2016-10-20). " 'Lives of Others' Director to Adapt Fantasy Comic 'Thorgal' (Exclusive)". The Hollywood Reporter . Retrieved 2021-08-23.Manthor: a Viking Half-God who cures Thorgal in "Sacrifice". He is the son of Kahaniel of Valnor and the half-brother of Kriss of Valnor.
Cinebook Ltd (UK) released the English-language (main) series up until volume 24 [9] in the softcover print format starting with Child of the Stars and Aaricia in 2007. Europe Comics, partnered with Cinebook along with other publishers, took over the English language publications following their formation in 2015 and released the main series (including rereleases of older titles) plus the spin-off series in digital format only. [10] They started in 2019 with the digital release of the main series, starting with volume 21 which was as the only one released under the same ISBN for both formats. With volume 22 digital releases had from 2020 onward overtaken Cinebook's print releases, which from then on was lagging far behind with their print releases, aside from the circumstance that Cinebook did none of the spin-off series. Covers for all albums are drawn by Rosiński, even for the spin-off albums which sometimes are drawn by other artists. [3] Reception and significance [ edit ] The Archers hardcover was published in 1987 with ISBN 0-96178-850-X (a softcover version was a year later published under the company's "Schiffer Pub" imprint with ISBN 0-96178-852-6
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Soon after this event Leif Haraldson dies and Gandalf the Mad is chosen as his successor. Gandalf repeatedly tries to get rid of Thorgal, because -– as he constantly reminds everyone – Thorgal is an outsider and not of Viking blood. In reality, Gandalf feels threatened because Thorgal is Leif's heir. In the meantime, Thorgal's relationship with Aaricia, Gandalf's daughter, develops and strengthens. While her wishes do not have much influence on her father, she is able to save Thorgal from certain death (by her father's hand) through her determination and ingenuity. As Thorgal grows up, he is curious about his origins and often ostracized by his peers for not being a "real" Viking. On his sixth birthday, Leif gives him two strange artifacts taken from the capsule he was found in. One is a jewel made from "the metal that doesn't exist". The jewel brings Thorgal on his first adventure, and binds his fate forever with that of Aaricia (his future wife). When Thorgal is twelve, the other gift prompts him to visit an old wiseman, who reveals to Thorgal his origins and true identity. He tells him that he's one of the last survivors of a group of technologically advanced space-farers who came to the planet in search of new energy sources. His people have great supernatural powers like changing the molecular composition of matter with their mind; powers that Thorgal himself seems not to have. Thorgal learns about his real parents and grandfather, and the events that preceded his birth. The old man decides to erase Thorgal's memory of their encounter and the knowledge he just learned, believing that it will be better for Thorgal to grow up as a "normal" Viking boy with no supernatural powers. Thorgal, however, continues to grow up as curious and conflicted about his true identity as ever. Syn burzy, fragment albumu „Thorgal: Zdradzona czarodziejka”, scen. Jean Van Hamme, Relax #19, 6/1978, (6 stron)
The series has been reprinted, at least in part, in Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, German, Greek, Norwegian, Polish, Swedish, and Turkish. Beyond the Shadows ( ISBN 9781905460458) - (collects Beyond the Shadows and The Fall of Brek Zarith [5 and 6]) The first album of the series starts some years later, when Thorgal is already an adult, and Gandalf devises a plan to kill him after realizing how deep the love his daughter has for Thorgal really is. Solveig: she is a Viking who is the best friend of Aaricia. Devoted friend she will help the family Aegirsson.
Upadek Brek Zarith ( La chute de Brek Zarith, 1984) Orbita 1991 jako Upadek Brek Zaritha; Egmont Polska 2001 Pierścienie Frei, fragment albumu „Thorgal: Zdradzona czarodziejka”, scen. Jean Van Hamme, Relax #20, 7/1978, (6 stron) Chabannes, Jean-Sébastien (June 9, 2014). "Grzegorz Rosinski ("Thorgal"): «On pourrait faire quelque chose avec le Chninkel.»". ActuaBD (in French) . Retrieved 2022-06-23. Aaricia: Thorgal's wife and the daughter of Gandalf the Mad, a Viking leader. She is bound to Thorgal from the moment of her birth by a magic object named Tjahzi's Tears. Aaricia is a spirited and strong-willed woman, who loves her family dearly despite all the mishaps Thorgal's fate brings to their lives.
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