COMMENTARY:In the Swordquest: RealWorld trade paperback, Peter Case wasn't chasing an imaginary dream. In the 1980s, Atari commissioned the Franklin Mint to make real -and tremendously valuable- replicas of SwordQuest adventure items.

In the Swordquest: RealWorld trade paperback, Peter Case wasn’t chasing an imaginary dream. In the 1980s, Atari commissioned the Franklin Mint to make real – and tremendously valuable – replicas of SwordQuest adventure items. It was a huge change from the status quo and a big gamble for the Atari Corporation in the 1980s – but unique prizes were offered to the winners of the video games in their…

SUNDAY CLASSICS REVIEW: Are you a fan of vintage video games? @chadbowers and @theisb give us a fun tale taking us back to Swordquest for the Atari! #iamawatcher

Thirty years after his youthful obsession with the Swordquest video game began, Peter Case is ready to steal the $50,000 sword offered as grand prize to whomever won the game – even if the theft sparks a crisis on multiple worlds! WARNING:  This review contains major spoilers.  SWORDQUEST TPB – “RealWorld” (Collects Swordquest #0-5) Story by Chad Bowers & Chris Sims Art by Ghostwriter X Cover Art…