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Talion And Celebrimbor Get Cartoony In Shadow Of Mordor Fanart
Now that we know just who the wraith in Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor is, the story is starting to come into focus. Talion and the spirit of elven lord Celebrimbor will wend a bloody path across Middle-earth on their quests for revenge.
Thankfully, even the darkest of subject matter can be given a lighthearted touch. Illustrator Adam Fay has a deep portfolio that includes original characters, illustrations, and fan art. One of his latest puts an amusing spin on WB and Monolith’s upcoming action-RPG.
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The piece got an endorsement from Monolith Productions writer and community manager Andy Salisbury. “All of us here at the studio are love with it!” he writes.
For more from Adam Fay, including Batman, Wonder Woman, Poison Ivy, Adventure Time, and Game of Thrones, check out his online portfolio and his blog. You can also follow him on Twitter. Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor will be out on September 30 for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC.
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