Peter Bergting
In Review: Baltimore: The Red Kingdom #5
The cover: Hello, symbolism! Death is barely visible in the background, but easier seen in the foreground is a heart with a golden ring atop it, both encircled by a melted crown. Ben Stenbeck is giving...June 9, 2017 1800 1
In Review: Baltimore: The Red Kingdom #4
The cover: The Red King sits on his throne. He is hunched over, looking possessed, as if about to spring from it and attack. Flames dance around his head and he tightly grips the arms of...May 8, 2017 1184 0
In Review: Baltimore: The Red Kingdom #3
The cover: Baltimore is surrounded by every type of horror: the undead, witches, monsters, werewolves, vampires, and a ton of tentacles. Ben Stenbeck has created a terrific cover that shows the reader what the title character...April 8, 2017 1646 0
In Review: Baltimore: The Red Kingdom #2
The cover: This cover is the perfect example of how less can absolutely be more. The Red King, primarily in silhouette, stands before a white curtain that bears his logo. As the reader’s eye goes from...March 5, 2017 1607 0
In Review: Baltimore: The Red Kingdom #1
The cover: The Red King, the supernatural character that has consumed Baltimore’s existence since he first saw him on the battlefield, embraces the Earth, setting it aflame with his hate. This image by Ben Stenbeck perfectly...February 7, 2017 2399 0
In Review: Baltimore: Empty Graves #5
The cover: Knee deep in crimson fluid, Baltimore makes his way forward to fight his foes. His body has been pierced by several knives, several of which are still stuck in him, but he continues on...August 8, 2016 1179 0
In Review: Baltimore: Empty Graves #4
The cover: The frightful faces of the self described new priests of the Red King grace this cover by Ben Stenbeck and Dave Stewart. Tabrizi, Morya, and Kuthumi wear the bodies of Suleiman his sons so...July 7, 2016 1520 0
In Review: Baltimore: Empty Graves #3
The cover: Baltimore leaps into action to stop a magical apparition from attacking one of the sultan’s wives and sons. Look closely, that’s not a creature made of sand but of plant matter. How does one...June 2, 2016 1144 0
Baltimore: Empty Graves #2
The cover: Mr. Kidd bears a glowing pair of pliers and a equally bright sword in the making as he looks for a loved one. This person he seeks is not alone, for she bears a...May 8, 2016 1464 0
In Review: Baltimore: Empty Graves #1
The cover: Baltimore stands before three graves that contain no bodies. They were created to honor the memory of three allies who have died; they are assumed to be dead because there are no bodies. They...April 12, 2016 1537 0
In Review: Baltimore: The Cult of the Red King #5
The cover: The confrontation that this series has been building to is shown on this cover by Ben Stenbeck and Dave Stewart. A gigantic red woman stands before Baltimore, and she is obviously not human. She...September 6, 2015 2109 0
In Review: Baltimore: The Cult of the Red King #4
The cover: A beautiful snow covered bridge has two individuals upon it at somewhat of a distance from the reader. Baltimore stands proudly, the wind whipping his neck wrapping and in his left hand is a...August 9, 2015 1950 0
