Kradam Bigbang 2013 - Darkness Rising
Title: Darkness Rising
Author: capnzebbie
Artist: deannawesson
Type: scifi/fantasy, crossover with The Darwath Trilogy and Supernatural
Word Count: 20,000
Rating: PG-13
Characters/Pairings: Kris/Adam, Ingold, Gil, and Rudy from The Darwath Trilogy, Sam and Dean from Supernatural
Warnings m/m sex, violence, minor character death
Author Notes: This is a sequel to Darkness Visible by lisbei but it can be read as a stand-alone (although I do recommend Darkness Visible; it's a great story). The dream sequences and flashbacks in this story are inspired by Darkness Visible.
Summary: The monsters that Kris and Adam faced in Darkness Visible have followed them through the void between worlds and back to Los Angeles.
Artist Notes: Go read this! I'm really glad I got to do art for this, it's an awesome story and it puts Kradam into the awesome Darwath universe by Barbara Hambly.
If you've never read the Darwath books, you definitely will be able to enjoy this story but I highly recommend reading them afterwards, just because they're awesome books. :)
Author: capnzebbie
Artist: deannawesson
Type: scifi/fantasy, crossover with The Darwath Trilogy and Supernatural
Word Count: 20,000
Rating: PG-13
Characters/Pairings: Kris/Adam, Ingold, Gil, and Rudy from The Darwath Trilogy, Sam and Dean from Supernatural
Warnings m/m sex, violence, minor character death
Author Notes: This is a sequel to Darkness Visible by lisbei but it can be read as a stand-alone (although I do recommend Darkness Visible; it's a great story). The dream sequences and flashbacks in this story are inspired by Darkness Visible.
Summary: The monsters that Kris and Adam faced in Darkness Visible have followed them through the void between worlds and back to Los Angeles.
Artist Notes: Go read this! I'm really glad I got to do art for this, it's an awesome story and it puts Kradam into the awesome Darwath universe by Barbara Hambly.
If you've never read the Darwath books, you definitely will be able to enjoy this story but I highly recommend reading them afterwards, just because they're awesome books. :)