Comic:Fortune's Fools

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Fortune's Fools
Image:Fools-titlepage.jpg
Artist: Mel
Writer: M.J.
Characters: Heinrich (Jean-Jean Lejean)
Gektar
Pierre Leblanc
Celeste d'Argent
Updates: Tuesdays
Began: April 1st, 2006
Ended:
Art style: Comic book, European-influenced
Rating: Web-14
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Fortune's Fools is a light-hearted, anachronistic fantasy set in the court of insane King Charles IV of France during the Hundred Years' War with the English crown. In an unstable court, filled with intrigue and a profound detachment from reality, the story follows the activities of Captain of the Guard Gektar, the Germanic barbarian seemingly from a long forgotten time period, his naive personal slave Heinrich, the avaricious Celeste d'Argent and Pierre Leblanc, an overly-ambitious courtier with designs on the kingdom itself.


Contents

Plot

A tenuous peace has been reached in the ongoing war between France and England. Gektar, a recently arrived adventure-seeking barbarian from the east, has been made Captain of the King's Guard much to the annoyance of his depressed manservant, Heinrich. Neither is aware that trouble is brewing beneath the surface, as the nobles not only compete for the favour of a mad king, but also for control of the kingdom itself. Gektar and Heinrich take it upon themselves to protect the kingdom from its internal instability, all the while surrounded by those hoping to profit from the chaos.

BOOK I

ACT 1 : "A Beginning" 01 Apr 2006 - 20 Feb 2007
An introduction to Gektar and Heinrich, the court of King Charles the Mad, and Pierre's conspiracy against the king with the sergeant-at-arms.

ACT 2 : "Why Wait for a Hero" 26 Jun 2007 - Present
Sergeant Absolom courts the affection of his prisoner and Heinrich seeks out Gektar to protect the king. Meanwhile, Pierre finishes his machine and sets his plan into motion.

Characters

Forthcoming.

Background

This section should be expanded, without question

Links

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