In mankind’s distant future there is only war. Welcome to the world of WARHAMMER 40,000; a time flung so far into the future that the past has long been shrouded in legend… Warhammer players already have a passion for this world, so Space Wolf is sure to be fun for them. For me, it’s something I would’ve enjoyed a lot more when I was around fifteen years old. There’s plenty of combative violence, pack mentality, chest-beating, and dreams of glory in battle. Admittedly, I still have enough teenager left in me that I had a good time with all those things. However, with thirty years of reading since I really was an adolescent, much of what I’d have eaten up about Space Wolf back then is now cliché… the target audience is the people who play the game… that largely consists of teenage males. With that in mind, King is doing an awesome job of writing fun stories that appeal to his readers — and he still managed to entertain this 40-something teenage male too. Read the rest.

Space Wolf by William King








I dated a guy who painted Space Wolf figures. They have such an interesting blend of space-age armor and sort of a Viking look with lots of pelts and such.
Both Warhammer and Warhammer 40K has some awesome imagery. It’s so dark, savage, and Gothic. All at the same time.
I LOVE the Warhammer 40K covers.
Check-out King’s Warhammer :Gotrek & Felix book covers. Gortrek is a dwarf with eye-patch, Mohawk, tattoos, and even a earing-chain-nose ring combo. He’s one bad-@$$ looking dwarf. :)