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Before Casca and his men departed Helsfjord, waiting for spring, they were attacked by a band of outlaws and outcasts led by Malgak the Killer. Here I portray that band as they look down on Helsfjord. ... See MoreSee Less

Casca pulls Goldman into the story of how the mask came to resemble his features. It starts with Casca, mourning the death of his beloved Lida, declares he's to leave and go a-Viking and asks for volunteers to come with him. Glam sits opposite, now old and grey, and knows his friend of 40 plus years is about to leave him. The books states it is 252AD. ... See MoreSee Less

God of Death then switches to the Boston Museum of History and a meeting between Casca and Goldman, and they both examine one of the life masks in the exhibition. Here I show Goldman suddenly realising the mask resembles the face of Casca. ... See MoreSee Less

In God of Death there is a part where Helsfjord is given a brief precis of what is described in greater detail in Casca 5: The Barbarian. So all I shall do here is to show the moment Casca and Glam first see Helsfjord. More of this will be show in Casca 5 when I get to that book. ... See MoreSee Less

And to the famous moment when he met Glam on the far bank... ... See MoreSee Less

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So to Casca 2: God of Death. I must admit to being puzzled by the apparent gap between the ending of Casca 1 and the beginning of this one, but subsequently I discovered Casca 5 had originally been intended as the second book but for some reason it had been delayed.

So we start in 210AD, some fifty years or so after the ending of Eternal Mercenary, and the book begins with Casca at the Rhine looking into Germania. I have him here pondering on how to cross the river. ... See MoreSee Less

And to end this pictorial journey through Casca 1: The Eternal Mercenary, here is the scene where Goldman emerges from his trance during the telling of the story to find Casey gone.

Alright, I hope you enjoyed my interpretation of the story (and my battles to get AI to at least follow approximately what I wanted).Now, do you want another story? And if so, do you want them to be in order of publication, 1, 2, 3 ,4 5 etc or in chronological order, 1, 5, 2, 3, 6 etc? Let me know before I decide in 2 days time.Thank you! ... See MoreSee Less

One of the most memorable moments in Eternal Mercenary came towards the end when Casca, having endured the Battle of Ctesiphon, realises this is going to be his life for eternity, and tries to take his own life but of course, he is unable to.

I show here the moment the realisation hits him before he tries to kill himself. ... See MoreSee Less