A Journey into the Occult with Tarot Witch of the Black Rose: Issue 1

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The Tarot Witch of the Black Rose is a comic book series created by writer and artist Jim Balent. The first issue of the series was published in 1999 by Broadsword Comics. The series follows the adventures of Tarot, a powerful witch, and her companion, the skeleton cat named Pooka. Tarot is a beautiful and fearless witch who uses her magic to protect the innocent and fight against evil forces. She possesses incredible powers and is skilled in the art of spellcasting. Throughout the series, Tarot battles various supernatural creatures, demons, and other witches who threaten the balance between good and evil.


Greg Spalenka: concept artist for The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

Note Some of these sites may contain works not appropriate for younger viewers, though I have tried to make a note if questionable content is featured on the same page as the Narnian content. Note Some of these sites may contain works not appropriate for younger viewers, though I have tried to make a note if questionable content is featured on the same page as the Narnian content.

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Throughout the series, Tarot battles various supernatural creatures, demons, and other witches who threaten the balance between good and evil. The Black Rose refers to the coven to which Tarot belongs. The coven consists of Tarot's mother, Raven Hex, and her sisters, Boo Cat and Licorice Dust.

Concept Artists and Costumers

The concept art behind the Walden Media films is so beautifully rich that I wanted to share links to the Narnian works of the various concept artists and costume designer. Took a while for some of these artists to post their work online, but now a great deal is available to view. Fair credit goes to NarniaWeb. who had researched and listed a number of these items on their forum. Enjoy!

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Together, they work to maintain peace and harmony in the magical realm they reside in. The comic book series often incorporates elements of fantasy, horror, and erotica. The artwork is highly detailed, with Balent's distinctive style bringing the characters and their magical world to life. The series showcases a unique blend of dark themes and sensual imagery. Tarot Witch of the Black Rose has garnered a dedicated fanbase over the years. Its success can be attributed to its captivating storytelling and visually stunning artwork. The series has also sparked various spin-offs and merchandise, including collectible figures and trading cards. The Tarot Witch of the Black Rose is an ongoing series that continues to captivate readers with its enchanting tales of witchcraft, adventure, and the battle between light and darkness..

Reviews for "The Feminine Power in Tarot Witch of the Black Rose: Issue 1"

1. John - 2 Stars - I found "Tarot Witch of the Black Rose 1" to be confusing and hard to follow. The plot seemed disjointed, and it was difficult to understand the motivations of the characters. The artwork was colorful, but it didn't make up for the lackluster storytelling. Overall, I was left disappointed and unsatisfied with this comic.
2. Emily - 3 Stars - While the artwork in "Tarot Witch of the Black Rose 1" was visually appealing, I found the storyline to be lacking depth and substance. The characters felt one-dimensional, and their dialogue was often cringe-worthy. Additionally, I was expecting more from the depiction of witchcraft, but it was presented in a stereotypical and superficial manner. Overall, this comic fell short of my expectations and failed to engage me fully.
3. Ben - 1 Star - "Tarot Witch of the Black Rose 1" was a disappointment from start to finish. The story felt cliché and predictable, with no surprises or originality. The characters were poorly developed, and the dialogue was stilted and unconvincing. The excessive use of sexualized imagery only served to further detract from the already lackluster plot. Overall, I would not recommend wasting your time on this comic.

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