Wilfrid's fundamental goals may only temporarily align with those of the soldiers who are are hoping break the margrave's self-destructive control over the city and its people, but it is a risk that they are all willing to take.ĭoyle has on occasion described Knights-Errant as a 'hate/love letter' to Kentaro Miura's Berserk. But only the latter gives Wilfrid the chance of surviving long enough to seek retribution and exact revenge. Jailed for stabbing two men, Wilfrid is given a choice: certain death by hanging for the crime or almost certain death by attempting to guide the king's forces into the city. Wilfrid, after some amount of convincing, has become vital to Beppe's plans. At least one guard, Beppe, is working to end the deadly impasse by conspiring with a criminal. Not all of the margrave's soldiers share or support their commander's fervent beliefs, however. The population is slowly starving, essentially being held hostage by an influential but traitorous margrave whose loyalty to his god comes before his faith in the monarchy. The city of Adigo in North Vetal is under siege by the army of its own king. The book is in full-color and collects the first three chapters of Knights-Errant serialized online between 20 in addition to content not previously released: a short comic, 'Anton & Beppe,' exploring the backstory of those characters, and a short story, 'Justice,' written by Doyle's partner Ursula Wood and featuring the characters Kadeen and Oswald. In 2016, the first volume of Knights-Errant was released in both print and digital formats. As a beautifully illustrated, queer-positive historical fantasy with compelling characters and engaging story, Knights-Errant was a perfect addition to the lineup. Show More and Knights-Errant ultimately became a part of Chromatic Press' online multimedia magazine Sparkler Monthly in 2015.

Knights-Errant by Jennifer Doyle