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In this omnibus addition, all four volumes of the Horus Heresy art books are brought together for the first time. It tells the full story of this pivotal period in the history of the Warhammer 40,000 universe, in which the arch-traitor Horus betrayed Emperor of Mankind. The epic tale is described in one huge tome with exciting text and masses of fantastic art.
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The Horus Heresy: Collected Visions Review |
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This is a great deal. I got it as a gift for someone. The only problem is that it is out of stock and will not arrive on time.
If I try to cancel the order so that I can buy this from somewhere else, it will not let me because it is a "multiple-item promotion". With that said, try to find this item somewhere else and if you still want to order this, be sure that you are willing to wait-for a while. |
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Frankly, this is outstanding work by the Black Library. With Black Library editions of 40k works hitting ridiculous prices aftermarket, it is a good idea to snap these up when available. If you snap up this one, the idea is even better as this book goes into background and behind the scenes of the Horus Heresy novel series.
However, I have to say I am somewhat dissapointed that it does not cover the wealth of campaigns only given a chapter in some of the novels. Seeing artwork displaying the early Death Guard in the storming action at the start of Flight of the Eisenstein would have been cool. But, this is about the Horus Heresy, so I suppose it makes sense. Overall, the binding is excellent and the page paper is nice and thick. The writing touches on some previous concepts mentioned throughout the 40k omniverse, but manages to not be a dry rendition, nor expressly repetitive. The book's art, the central focus of the book, ranges from mediocre to outright beautiful. Indeed, some of the pages are so well done it really brings a great atmosphere to the read. I just wish BL did more bumper volumes like this and would consider reprinting out of print volumes. Especially covering insanely-priced OOP volumes like Xenology and the Sabbat Crusade. |
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Fantastic fantasy. SEE how the Warhammer saga all began. As I make my way through the Warhammer series, I have tried to visualize the images of what I"m reading about. I feel quite inadaquate after reading this book. I HIGHLY recommend the purchase of this book, above and beyond the incredible savings of four volumes for the price of one. |
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Very cool art book. -  |
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I'm not much for reviews, so I'll keep this short. This is a very good coffee table book for us open GW nerds. The art quality is in most cases very good and it's peppered with little bits of canon and lore that still have me flipping through it occasionally to learn a bit, even a month after purchasing it.
What it is not is a collection of the Horus Heresy series of books, which is what I personally thought when I ordered it. Despite this, I'm happy about the purchase and don't regret it. |
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Do yourself a favor and pick this up - |
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All I can say is wow. Over 400 pages, almost every one jam-packed with fantastic Warhammer artwork, and a very in-depth story as well. If you like Warhammer 40K and don't order this, the first time you see a copy you'll kick yourself. As of now it is almost 40% off the list price, and for that price it's practically a steal. |
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