Empiria #7

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Expected release: December 16, 2026.
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• UPC: 19589317608300711
• Lunar Code: 1026RE1118
• Publisher: Rocketship Entertainment
• Writer: David K. Wilson
• Artist: Jacques Salmon
• Cover Artist: Jacques Salmon
• Rating: M-Mature
• Pages: 32
• Edition: 1st Printing
• Color: Full Color
• Dimensions: 6.625x10.187
• Release Date: December 16, 2026
• Format: Comic Book
• Series: Empiria
• Issue Number: 7

In the kingdom of Empiria, modern times have come. Now, anyone can have the power of a wizard by using magic crystals. They can power a magic mirror to talk with a friend across the kingdom, tune into your favorite show, or power a magic broom. Princess Mae didn’t spend her entire life studying magic just to be a shill for her father’s crystal business. He gets rich off his people while doing nothing to make their lives better. She made the sacrifice to have real power so she can protect her people, not exploit them. In Dragon City, Randy, a punk rock unicorn, is just trying to take the subway home. There it is. That look. He hates that look. These old timer unicorns were born before the Reformation. They must have had their horns taken by dragons. When they were young, by the look of it. Now they view the youngest generation with both pride and envy. The crops are failing, the cows skinny, and jobs are scarce. Justin lost his job at the dairy a few months ago. That doesn’t stop his elf neighbor from stopping by every night to drink his beer. Watch his mirror. Burn through his crystals. Then Petra shows up at Justin’s favorite bar. Why would a pretty lady like her be interested in a down-on-his-luck ex-farmer? She is the best thing to happen to him in years. Writer/Creator: David K. Wilson Artist: Jacques Salomon Letterer: Scott O. Brown Editor: Lee Nordling