They were also inspired by their own need to read. “I wanted to do something more with that, so I started working on it.” “Somehow from that dream came the proto-story for Knights Errant,” Doyle explained. However, Wilfrid has his own agenda and his own quest to complete…Īccording to Doyle (who prefers gender neutral pronouns), the inspiration for Knights Errant came from many sources, the oddest of the bunch being a dream they had about a video game that they wanted to play. Wilfrid later escapes, charged with seeking out the kings army and bringing them to rescue the city. Olbrecht is a traitor to the crown and has closed to city to the outside world and the kings forces.
Wilfrid is imprisoned for stealing bread and under guard by Beppe and Anton, soldiers working for (but not necessarily invested in) the Margrave Olbrecht of Adigo.
Starring the mysterious and slightly flirtatious Wilfrid, Knights Errant begins with a city under siege. Imprisoned in a city under siege, Wilfrid asks the important questions. Written and drawn by Jenn Doyle and published by Sparkler Monthly (through Chromatic press), the comic is a compelling story with a wide range of characters and a hook that keeps readers coming back for more. Knights Errant started with a desire for an inclusive queer fantasy novel and evolved into an compelling story about princes, prisoners, and medieval war.
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