Identify 80s or 90s comics with ripped creatures (not dwarves)
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It was a comicbook series about fantasy creatures published in the 80s or 90s definitely not online since I was a kid and Internet didn't existed to me. The graphic style was European (bande dessinée) or American.
These creatures were bare chested, or wore light clothes, because I remember them being ripped, with abs and pecs, and being mélée-focused but they were not dwarves. I mean they were not stocky, but athletic. I don't remember their overall size (I don't remember a scale).
Maybe they were elves but not the tall-and-ranged-attack Tolkien type.
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It was a comicbook series about fantasy creatures published in the 80s or 90s definitely not online since I was a kid and Internet didn't existed to me. The graphic style was European (bande dessinée) or American.
These creatures were bare chested, or wore light clothes, because I remember them being ripped, with abs and pecs, and being mélée-focused but they were not dwarves. I mean they were not stocky, but athletic. I don't remember their overall size (I don't remember a scale).
Maybe they were elves but not the tall-and-ranged-attack Tolkien type.
story-identification comics
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Bebs VBebs V
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So, since you state they're not dwarves, they're definitely not short then?
– FuzzyBoots
12 hours ago
Was it a manga-style, US style or European-style comic? Was it published in magazines, online, or as a graphic novel?
– Klaus Æ. Mogensen
12 hours ago
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It was a comicbook series about fantasy creatures published in the 80s or 90s definitely not online since I was a kid and Internet didn't existed to me. The graphic style was European (bande dessinée) or American.
These creatures were bare chested, or wore light clothes, because I remember them being ripped, with abs and pecs, and being mélée-focused but they were not dwarves. I mean they were not stocky, but athletic. I don't remember their overall size (I don't remember a scale).
Maybe they were elves but not the tall-and-ranged-attack Tolkien type.
story-identification comics
asked 12 hours ago
Bebs VBebs V
2,66731861
It was a comicbook series about fantasy creatures published in the 80s or 90s definitely not online since I was a kid and Internet didn't existed to me. The graphic style was European (bande dessinée) or American.
These creatures were bare chested, or wore light clothes, because I remember them being ripped, with abs and pecs, and being mélée-focused but they were not dwarves. I mean they were not stocky, but athletic. I don't remember their overall size (I don't remember a scale).
Maybe they were elves but not the tall-and-ranged-attack Tolkien type.
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story-identification comics
asked 12 hours ago
Bebs VBebs V
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asked 12 hours ago
Bebs VBebs V
2,66731861
edited 12 hours ago
Bebs V
asked 12 hours ago
Bebs VBebs V
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asked 12 hours ago
Bebs VBebs V
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asked 12 hours ago
Bebs VBebs V
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So, since you state they're not dwarves, they're definitely not short then?
– FuzzyBoots
12 hours ago
Was it a manga-style, US style or European-style comic? Was it published in magazines, online, or as a graphic novel?
– Klaus Æ. Mogensen
12 hours ago
add a comment |
So, since you state they're not dwarves, they're definitely not short then?
– FuzzyBoots
12 hours ago
Was it a manga-style, US style or European-style comic? Was it published in magazines, online, or as a graphic novel?
– Klaus Æ. Mogensen
12 hours ago
So, since you state they're not dwarves, they're definitely not short then?
– FuzzyBoots
12 hours ago
So, since you state they're not dwarves, they're definitely not short then?
– FuzzyBoots
12 hours ago
Was it a manga-style, US style or European-style comic? Was it published in magazines, online, or as a graphic novel?
– Klaus Æ. Mogensen
12 hours ago
Was it a manga-style, US style or European-style comic? Was it published in magazines, online, or as a graphic novel?
– Klaus Æ. Mogensen
12 hours ago
add a comment |
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Is it possible you're thinking of Elfquest? The elves in question definitely tend to very toned, and muscular. The degree of focus on mêlée varies with them using a mixture of primitive ranged weapons, and a variety of swords, knives, and clubs.
Because elves were mentioned, I decided to try fantasy comic heavily muscled elves (which surprisingly did not lead me to highly NSFW results). One of the images was of Cutter, which reminded me of reading Elfquest as a child.
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Exactly... how did you find that?, I tried with a lots of different keywords but did find nothing.
– Bebs V
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@BebsV: Combination of a lucky search prompt, and having read Elfquest as a child.
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Is it possible you're thinking of Elfquest? The elves in question definitely tend to very toned, and muscular. The degree of focus on mêlée varies with them using a mixture of primitive ranged weapons, and a variety of swords, knives, and clubs.
Because elves were mentioned, I decided to try fantasy comic heavily muscled elves (which surprisingly did not lead me to highly NSFW results). One of the images was of Cutter, which reminded me of reading Elfquest as a child.
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Exactly... how did you find that?, I tried with a lots of different keywords but did find nothing.
– Bebs V
11 hours ago
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@BebsV: Combination of a lucky search prompt, and having read Elfquest as a child.
– FuzzyBoots
11 hours ago
add a comment |
Is it possible you're thinking of Elfquest? The elves in question definitely tend to very toned, and muscular. The degree of focus on mêlée varies with them using a mixture of primitive ranged weapons, and a variety of swords, knives, and clubs.
Because elves were mentioned, I decided to try fantasy comic heavily muscled elves (which surprisingly did not lead me to highly NSFW results). One of the images was of Cutter, which reminded me of reading Elfquest as a child.
answered 12 hours ago
FuzzyBootsFuzzyBoots
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Exactly... how did you find that?, I tried with a lots of different keywords but did find nothing.
– Bebs V
11 hours ago
4
@BebsV: Combination of a lucky search prompt, and having read Elfquest as a child.
– FuzzyBoots
11 hours ago
add a comment |
Is it possible you're thinking of Elfquest? The elves in question definitely tend to very toned, and muscular. The degree of focus on mêlée varies with them using a mixture of primitive ranged weapons, and a variety of swords, knives, and clubs.
Because elves were mentioned, I decided to try fantasy comic heavily muscled elves (which surprisingly did not lead me to highly NSFW results). One of the images was of Cutter, which reminded me of reading Elfquest as a child.
answered 12 hours ago
FuzzyBootsFuzzyBoots
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Is it possible you're thinking of Elfquest? The elves in question definitely tend to very toned, and muscular. The degree of focus on mêlée varies with them using a mixture of primitive ranged weapons, and a variety of swords, knives, and clubs.
Because elves were mentioned, I decided to try fantasy comic heavily muscled elves (which surprisingly did not lead me to highly NSFW results). One of the images was of Cutter, which reminded me of reading Elfquest as a child.
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Exactly... how did you find that?, I tried with a lots of different keywords but did find nothing.
– Bebs V
11 hours ago
4
@BebsV: Combination of a lucky search prompt, and having read Elfquest as a child.
– FuzzyBoots
11 hours ago
add a comment |
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Exactly... how did you find that?, I tried with a lots of different keywords but did find nothing.
– Bebs V
11 hours ago
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@BebsV: Combination of a lucky search prompt, and having read Elfquest as a child.
– FuzzyBoots
11 hours ago
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Exactly... how did you find that?, I tried with a lots of different keywords but did find nothing.
– Bebs V
11 hours ago
Exactly... how did you find that?, I tried with a lots of different keywords but did find nothing.
– Bebs V
11 hours ago
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@BebsV: Combination of a lucky search prompt, and having read Elfquest as a child.
– FuzzyBoots
11 hours ago
@BebsV: Combination of a lucky search prompt, and having read Elfquest as a child.
– FuzzyBoots
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So, since you state they're not dwarves, they're definitely not short then?
– FuzzyBoots
12 hours ago
Was it a manga-style, US style or European-style comic? Was it published in magazines, online, or as a graphic novel?
– Klaus Æ. Mogensen
12 hours ago