The book is in full-color and collects the first three chapters of Knights-Errant serialized online between 20 in addition to content not previously released: a short comic, “Anton & Beppe,” exploring the backstory of those characters, and a short story, “Justice,” written by Doyle’s partner Ursula Wood and featuring the characters Kadeen and Oswald. In 2016, the first volume of Knights-Errant was released in both print and digital formats. As a beautifully illustrated, queer-positive historical fantasy with compelling characters and engaging story, Knights-Errant was a perfect addition to the lineup. The subtitle was eventually dropped and Knights-Errant ultimately became a part of Chromatic Press’ online multimedia magazine Sparkler Monthly in 2015. Somewhat unsatisfied with how the story’s structure was developing, Doyle decided to reboot the series as Knights-Errant: Pavane. It was Doyle’s first attempt at a long-form comic. Jennifer Doyle’s series Knights-Errant had its beginnings as a webcomic in 2009.
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