We have traveled five thousands years further in the future to complete the epic that Frank Herbert outlined, and we have gone ten millennia deeper back in time to describe the origins of the Butlerian Jihad, the Fremen arriving on Arrakis, the establishment of the Bene Gesserit Sisterhood, the Mentats, the Nagvigators, and the Spacing Guild. In our novels, we have developed the full stories of Duke Leto, Lady Jessica, the Baron Harkonnen, the Padishah Emperor Shaddam IV, and his henchman Count Hasimir Fenring. As the forward explains, the pair have done more than stand idly by in a great man’s shadow. The real pleasure here comes from watching the authors lay out the plot threads that will converge in Dune.'- The Philadelphia Inquirer on Dune: House Atreides 'The second Dune series is proving to be more accessible and just as entertaining as the original.'- The Oregonian on Dune: House Harkonnen 'Extraordinarily well-developed and continually fascinating.'- Kirkus Reviews on Dune: House Harkonnen 'Anderson and Herbert draw emotional power from every character to fuel the complex political tale they tell.'- Booklist on Dune: House Corrino 'This is a good, steady, enjoyable tale.Fans who will be sorry to see the end of this series will be heartened by the hint that the Dune saga is far from over.Polygon’s guide to Dune Who is making Dune: The Graphic Novel?īased off the original 1965 classic by Frank Herbert, Dune: The Graphic Novel is adapted by the legendary science fiction author’s own son - Brian Herbert - alongside his long-time collaborator, Kevin J.

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The Butlerian Jihad by Brian Herbert