The first few pages of the comics are re-coloured. The binding seems good enough for a book this thick. The art on the book spine is single illustration split into six part. The PDF edition is worth considering if you don't have space at home because the box set does take up some space. For some reason, there's no Chinese edition PDF. There's also a PDF of the English edition at SGD 140. Each edition is limited to just 500 copies, and each set will come with an exclusive bookplate that is uniquely serial-numbered and hand-autographed by the artist himself. The book's available in either Chinese or English. This collector's edition have repackaged the 18-volumes into 6 hardcover volumes and comes with a beautiful slipcase. And I don't think there's any other comic title by any local artist that is as good as Return of the Condor Heroes by Wee Tian Beng, adapted or not.įast forward to 2020, Asiapac Books decided to reprint the series as a collector's edition and had a successful Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for the reprint. Return of the Condor Heroes is still a fantastic comic book by today's standard. Sadly I had to sell it to make space but this is still one of my favourite comic books of all the wuxia comic books I've collected. I bought the 18-volume comic book series too back then and could still remember waiting eagerly every few months for the release of the next volume. Return of the Condor Heroes sold well not just in Singapore, but also in Hong Kong and Taiwan. In 1995, Asiapac Books published and released the comic book adaption by Singapore comic artist Wee Tian Beng that went on to become one of the most well known comic titles released in Singapore. Return of the Condor Heroes is a popular Chinese novel by Louis Cha which was adapted numerous times to TV shows, movies, comics and other formats.
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