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Michel Gagné’s The Saga of Rex | Sequential Spotlight #10

September 14, 2012 Leave a comment Go to comments

Sequential Spotlight #10
Michel Gagné’s The Saga of Rex
Compiled by Arsia Rozegar

Michel Gagné’s The Saga of Rex

The Saga of Rex is a wonderfully crafted all-ages tale featuring a fox-like creature who goes on an intense out of this world adventure. You can hand this to a 5 year-old or a 75 year-old and they would both equally enjoy it. Creating a story that anyone can enjoy is no easy feat, but Michel Gagné accomplishes it with strides.

After being abducted from his home-world, the protagonist (Rex) goes through a series of trials and challenges filled with danger, romance, and destiny.

Aside from a brief narrative in the first chapter, the story does not contain dialogue. There’s no need because after the initial story set-up, non-stop action and adventure ensues.

Gagné ‘s fantastic art brings to life vibrant new worlds and vast landscapes filled with imaginative and wondrous creatures. His use of soft and lush colors makes the book extremely visually appealing.

You can read some pages or order The Saga of Rex on Gagné ‘s website.

http://www.gagneint.com/Final%20site/books/Rex_saga/Rex_saga_main.htm

A fan of all forms of creative expression, Arsia Rozegar got into comic books and the artform of sequential story-telling as a young kid. Eventually he found his way as a professional comic book creator working primarily as a Colorist on countless pages for major comic book companies like Marvel, Image, Top Cow, Todd McFarlane Productions and Zenescope.

His website can be found at http://arsiarozegar.com or you can follow him on twitter http://twitter.com/arsiarozegar.

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