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She currently serves as the creative director of Starlight Runner Entertainment, a transmedia company co-founded by Jeff.ĭennis Calero: Birds of Paradise / Regeneration / Instill Energy / Stasis. Chrysoula is the wife of then-Armada Editor Jeff Gomez. These are not meant to be exhaustive summaries, nor do they suggest that the careers of these artists were limited strictly to Magic.Ĭhrysoula Artemis-Gomez: Sorceress Queen / Lightning Bolt / Craw Wurm. I have given information about their contributions to Magic: The Gathering and/or other biographical data where available. Guard these secrets well, for they may be the only things that stand between you and magical destruction!īelow is an alphabetic list of artists that provided material for Convocations. Each artist has carefully woven these spells together into the myriad visages you see here.

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Stories you’ve read in series like The Shadow Mage, Ice Age, and Antiquities War, or stories you will be reading such as Elder Dragons, The Legend of Jedit Ojanen, and Homelands.Ĭulled from the most powerful tomes in Dominia’s vast library, each spell combination depicted in this book uncovers a secret known only to the most learned of mages. Mythical giants, stalwart heroes, dark villains, wizened mages, and creatures of all shapes and sizes all come together to tell the stories of Magic: The Gathering. Included in these pages are glimpses of some of the fabled wizardry of Dominia.

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The mystical planes of Dominia are full of all sorts of wondrous magics. But since one of the stated objectives of this project was to put a spotlight on the creative individuals who brought the comics to life, I felt it was appropriate to include it here. Many people skip Convocations when reviewing the Armada comic line because it contains no lore. Others, like a five-card combo involving Rocket Launcher and Songs of the Damned, less so. Some, like Channel-Fireball, are immortal. In the back of the book, Shawn Carnes provided information on the card combos that were illustrated. Also included were the covers of Ice Age issue 2 and Wayfarer issue 5 without any text or graphics. There wasn’t a story it was simply an art book in which artists - many from the game itself - interpreted various card combinations with a piece of artwork. In January 1996, Armada released Convocations - A Magic: The Gathering Gallery. As a result, we’ll be skipping some of the sections you’re used to seeing and instead focusing heavily on the creatives. That’s because the Armada Comics issue that we’re covering today has nothing to do with MTG lore and everything to do with the game’s artwork. This reread entry will be a bit different.

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