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Author Colville, Matthew, author.

Title Critical role: Vox Machina origins. Series I and II collection [Hoopla electronic resource].

Publication Info. [United States] : Dark Horse Comics, 2020.
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Summary The celebrated series Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins returns! Fans of the series won't want to miss this beautiful collection. What do a flirtatious bard, a clueless barbarian, a naïve druid, and a pair of stealthy twins all have in common? They're not sure either, but one day they'll become the heroes known as Vox Machina! Follow the main characters from the smash-hit series Critical Role as they team up for the first time, facing cults and curses in the revelation of their origins and the path that will lead them to glory...eventually. Collects Vox Machina Origins I and II with never before seen artwork!
Audience Rated PA
System Details Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Subject Adventure and adventurers -- Comic books, strips, etc.
Quests (Expeditions) -- Comic books, strips, etc.
Genre Electronic books.
Graphic novels.
Comic books, strips, etc.
Added Author Samson, Olivia, artist.
Kawagiwa, Chris, artist.
Northrop, Chris, illustrator, letterer.
Ames, Travis, illustrator.
Anderson, Cassie, illustrator.
Houser, Jody, author.
Msassyk, illustrator.
Maher, Ariana, letterer.
Simone, Gail, witer of foreword.
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Added Title Critical Role (Game) Based on (work):
ISBN 9781506721798 (electronic bk.)
1506721796 (electronic bk.)
Music No. MWT13915057
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