RSS Amplifier

Scott Kurtz · Jan 23, 2026

Book Two Reviews and more Original Art

0
Sign in to vote or save

Scott Kurtz · Scott Kurtz

We’re less than two months away from Table Titans Club: Sneak Attack hitting shelves, and we’re starting to get in some early reviews. The School Library Journal has this to say:

The Table Titans Club is back in action, and this time they’re headed to Camp Owl Care, a summer LARPing (live-action role-playing) camp. Tension among the members of the middle school ­Dungeons & Dragons club is thick, particularly between Kate and Alan, due to something that happened before camp began. Valeria just wants everyone to get along again and to have fun during their summer break, though their group being sorted into different houses threatens her goal. ­LARPing summer camp has much to offer: new friendships, daring quests and battles, and even the lurking danger of a troll as the club leaves the table and strikes out into the woods. Kurtz’s artwork is simple and colorful with minimal backgrounds, keeping the focus on the story itself. This is a sequel, but there is a two-page introduction to the characters to bring new readers up to speed, so this book can stand alone. ­Characters appear to be diverse. ­VERDICT This D&D-themed summer camp adventure is ­recommended, ­especially where tabletop gaming is ­popular.–Lisa Rowland

If you have a young reader in your life who would love to read Table Titans Club, please visit your local bookstore or order copies online from bookshop.org rather than Amazon. This helps local indie bookstores stay in business.

Also, I recently offered an original PvP comic strip for sale, and the piece sold in less than an hour, with several interested readers inquiring. So today I’m offering two more original PvP comics.

These are pencil and ink on Bristol board. They measure approximately 8X18 (I was never precise at the cutting board. I’m selling them for $1200 each. I’d love for this to sit on someone’s wall who appreciates it, rather than sit in a drawer waiting to be passed down to the children I never sired.

If you’re interested in owning a little piece of webcomics history, comment below or email me directly.

No posts

Read the original on scottkurtz.substack.com

Comments

Nothing yet. Say the first thing.

    Sign in to join the conversation.