Love Usagi? You just may like Redwall too

[Stan Sakai]

Very nice drawing, Andy. I did my attempt at drawing a Redwall-type story. I got a few pages into it, then put it aside in favor of real, paying work.

[Redwall Templar]

Wow, Andy that is an awesome piece of art. Nice style. Gives me the feeling of those old illistrations of medevil europe. Very fitting.

I'm still reading Salamandastron and like it alot so far. I am going to read more tonight before I go to bed.

Hi there Stan, have you ever posted those 'redwall-style' art? If not would you ever?

Does anyone have favorite cover art in the Redwall?

A favorite of mine is the cover used now for the softcover of the very first book. That one I like with the border around it depictiing several small icons of the backround characters, Asmodeus being one of them, with Mathius at the bottom in his robe, holding sword and sheild high. I like the Salamandastron hardcover art, with the badger on the front. There are others I favor as well but, I can't recall whta cover matchup with the ones I haven't read yet.

[Andy]

Thanks, guys! Here's one more. It's not based on any particular character from the Redwall books, but the books inspired it.

I too would like to see those "Redwall type" pages.

[Sebastian]

That's a really nice picture, Andy!

I'd also like to see the Redwall type pages.

[Jeff_W]

I enjoyed the Redwall series too, I was more of a fan of the Salamandastron and Hare Patrol (ironic now that I think about it) than I was of the rest of the books but they were all fun reads, or at least the 9 or 10 I did read.

[Cyberwolf]

I am still into Redwall, the books never get old. The latest one is Rakkety Tam, I enjoyed it. As for the animated series, I know there was one of the actual Redwall story, but I don't know what is being show now.

[miyamoto musashi]

is that poofy thing a tail, hair, a backpack, or a linebacker(multiple question marks)

[Sebastian]

For me it looks like a big tail.

[Guest]

Sebastian wins the prize. It is a tail.

[miyamoto musashi]

im guessing that was you andy.

[Redwall Templar]

I am done with Salamandston. Very satisfied. I am seeing the formula of the series from book to book but, I haven't found that to be a reason to stop reading it. I am unsure of what I am going to read next. I may or may not take a break from this series. Salamandastron is, like the rest that I have read a keeper for my personal collection to read again someday. What else can I say, I've quickly become a Redwall fanatic.

I will end up reading one of several in mind. One is a novel I started reading a short time back, written by Harry Turtledove called Amrerican Front. It's kind of neat. It is an alternate history novel set in a 1914 AD that never was, where the south still is seperate from the north.

Another book I am interested in is, Conspiracies by F Paul Wilson, 3rd book in his Repairman Jack series. There are others I wouldn't mind chatting about either so just to keep this section to inline with Redwall, perhapse I'll start a topic on novels unrelated to Redwall.

[miyamoto musashi]

turtledove books are awsome!

[gunblade007]

i never read red wall. i went to my locial book store and see if they had red wall for cassette tape. i have to order it. it's like 23 dollars at amazon.com. i'm going to ask for it for christimas there like 15 books? darn i'll never finish it. i can't finish any books so it would be great to get it on cassette. the story reminds me of secret of nimh.
-Joe:)

[miyamoto musashi]

harry turtledove was going fiction, which were good, except now he has made these books where lizard people attack during ww2

[Redwall Templar]

Before we get off-topic I'm going to start a Turtledove discussion elsewhere. I see messy inconsistant forums all the time, and out of respect to the topic and Stan Sakai, I'll try to maintain consistancy here.