Stephen King's Dark Tower: The Gunslinger - The Battle of Tull (Paperback)

from Jarratt

It was great once again to see a story based on events from the novel rather than a few of the previous installments which plots were based only on passing references from the original series. As usual, the artwork was very good and the story moved along nicely.

from questbird

Tull is a town on the edge of nowhere. The Gunslinger arrives in search of the Man in Black, who has already passed through and left the place worse off than before. This is a dark, sinister tale filled with menace and, as usual for these Dark Tower tales, no happy ending.

from Daniel.Estes

I can see now that the Dark Tower comic series is proceeding through Roland's story chronologically, starting from his pre-gunslinger days in Gilead and culminating (mayhap) when he reaches the Tower. Experiencing this story retold in graphic novel form is a pleasure I wasn't expecting to appreci...

from krau0098

This is the eighth book in the Dark Tower Graphic novel series. I think this was one of my favorite books of this series, along with the Little Sisters of Eluria. In this book our Gunslinger goes to the town of Tull where he meets the disfigured Allie. While there he is delivered an ominous messa...

from krau0098

This is the eighth book in the Dark Tower Graphic novel series. I think this was one of my favorite books of this series, along with the Little Sisters of Eluria. In this book our Gunslinger goes to the town of Tull where he meets the disfigured Allie. While there he is delivered an ominous messa...