Fantasy Sports No.3

Wiz and Mug become separated after washing up on the shores of a gothic castle town, where a monstrous beast has taken over King's lands and left the people to starve. Wiz breaks into the beast's castle and finds herself thrown into a game of supernatural mini golf. Can she win the game and escape with her life? Meanwhile, Mug uncovers the sinister truth behind the Order of Mages…

“This slim, oversized volume is fast and furious fun, mixing fantasy and sports in a distinct and refreshing way. Showing a mix of influences from European comics and Japanese manga, Bosma's panels are bustling and lively with their propulsive use of sound effects and motion lines. Although it's the third volume in the series, it is a great jumping-in point for new readers, although assume most will seek out the previous volumes for more adventures in this quirky and exciting world. A hole-in-one.-Kirkus ReviewsIf you're looking for comics for a younger audience, or to read with a child, this series is a great pick; kids will love the bright colors and stunning graphics of this series. But personally, as an adult, I also found this comic adorable and entertaining.-SyfyFantasy Sports 3: The Green King is continuing the tale that has us wonder what sport will be next and how it will go from something mere-mortals play to those with magic will make more fun. Another adventure that makes me wish I had a dog that carried a knife in its mouth.-Things To Do In L.A.”

This slim, oversized volume is fast and furious fun, mixing fantasy and sports in a distinct and refreshing way. Showing a mix of influences from European comics and Japanese manga, Bosma’s panels are bustling and lively with their propulsive use of sound effects and motion lines. Although it’s the third volume in the series, it is a great jumping-in point for new readers, although assume most will seek out the previous volumes for more adventures in this quirky and exciting world. A hole-in-one.
—Kirkus Reviews

If you’re looking for comics for a younger audience, or to read with a child, this series is a great pick; kids will love the bright colors and stunning graphics of this series. But personally, as an adult, I also found this comic adorable and entertaining.
—Syfy

Fantasy Sports 3: The Green King is continuing the tale that has us wonder what sport will be next and how it will go from something mere-mortals play to those with magic will make more fun. Another adventure that makes me wish I had a dog that carried a knife in its mouth.
—Things To Do In L.A.

After graduating from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Sam Bosma taught in the illustration department from 2011 to 2013 before moving to Brooklyn, New York. He won a Silver Medal from the Society of Illustrators in the Institutional category, as well as a Gold Award from Spectrum in 2013. He currently does background drawings for Steven Universe on Cartoon Network when not making comics and graphic novels of his own. He lives in Los Angeles, California.

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