Bobby Fischer: The Knight Who Killed the Kings


Bobby Fischer: The Knight Who Killed the Kings is a Graphic Novel (GN) I'm currently writing. It tells the story of a lone American who crushes the dominant Soviet machine in chess by sacrificing everything.


Question: Sounds interesting, can you tell us more?

Sure! As chess gets manipulated by the Soviet System, a lone American chess player decides to bring back the romanticism in the game; but when he is no match for the mighty Soviet players, he must make a few sacrifices and learn that the secret to win is to make a step into the unknown, before he loses his only chance to defeat them.



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