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1. moorcography.org › elric-and-the-artistsElric and the Artists – Moorcography.org

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   Cover artwork by Brian Lewis for Science Fantasy No. 47, edited by John Carnell, June 1961, containing ‘The Dreaming City’, the very first appearance of Elric of Melniboné. Lewis’s painting, however, looked rather more like a Roman centurion than any image of the Melnibonéan that has come to be recognised in the years since then.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Elric_of_MelnibonéElric of Melniboné - Wikipedia

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   Elric of Melniboné is a fictional character created by English writer Michael Moorcock and the protagonist of a series of sword and sorcery stories taking place on an alternative Earth. The proper name and title of the character are Elric VIII, 428th Emperor of Melniboné. Later stories by Moorcock marked Elric as a facet of the Eternal Champion.

4. darkworldsquarterly.gwthomas.org › an-elric-ofAn Elric of Melnibone Gallery - Dark Worlds Quarterly

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   Nov 23, 2019 · An Elric of Melnibone Gallery. Michael Moorcock’s albino swordsman appeared for the first time in Science Fantasy #47 (1961) in the story “The Dreaming City”. Fifty-eight years later, television finally comes calling.

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5. www.stormbringer.net › elricThe Elric Saga - Stormbringer

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   Michael Moorcock, Elric of Melniboné. In which we meet Elric, the latest emperor in an unbroken line, of Melniboné. And discover his personal limitations and philosophical problems.

6. www.michaelwhelan.com › galleries › elric-of-melniboneELRIC OF MELNIBONE | The Art of Michael Whelan

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   The Elric novels have already become classics of heroic fantasy and future projection. DAW is proud to present them to an eager public in new editions, corrected and revised by michael Moorcock.

7. moorcography.org › elric-of-melnibone‘Elric Of Melniboné’ – Moorcography.org

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   Elric of Melniboné — proud prince of ruins, kinslayer — call him what you will. He remains, together with maybe Jerry Cornelius, Moorcock’s most enduring, if not always most endearing, character…

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   Who is Elric in Melniboné?

   • He is Elric, Emperor of Melniboné, cursed with a keen and cynical intelligence, schooled in the art of sorcery — the hero of Michael Moorcock’s remarkable epic of conflict and adventure at the dawn of human history. There are other collections of Elric stories available, including graphic novels.

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   Is Elric of Melniboné a good book?

   • Elric of Melniboné, by Michael Moorcock, is a thought-provoking work but, at the same time, it’s appealing to those who just want to read a good sword & sorcery story — sea battles in grottos, ships that sail on land or sea, magic mirrors that wipe out memory, and fights with demons in the underworld.

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   Was Elric of Melniboné a Roman centurion?

   • Cover artwork by Brian Lewis for Science Fantasy No. 47, edited by John Carnell, June 1961, containing ‘The Dreaming City’, the very first appearance of Elric of Melniboné. Lewis’s painting, however, looked rather more like a Roman centurion than any image of the Melnibonéan that has come to be recognised in the years since then.

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   How does Elric help the adventurers in Melniboné?

   • Having combined with a powerful Duke of the Young Kingdoms Elric helps the adventurers discover the long lost continent and navigate up a torturous river towards a fabled Melniboné city. Many lives are lost to some awkward looking birds, but the Duke's party presses on to the city.

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9. fantasyliterature.com › reviews › elric-of-melniboneElric of Melniboné: A fantasy giant | Fantasy Literature ...

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   He is Elric, Emperor of Melniboné, cursed with a keen and cynical intelligence, schooled in the art of sorcery — the hero of Michael Moorcock’s remarkable epic of conflict and adventure at the dawn of human history.