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Serenity Valley Map LE Lithograph

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Hand-Signed and Limited to 1,500 Prints

As the site where the Independents lost their struggle and the Alliance cemented its nearly uncontested dominance of the ‘Verse, it’s surprising how little we know about Serenity Valley – that is, until now.

Thanks to the exhaustive labors of ‘Verse historian and QMx artisan Ben Mund (better known among Browncoats as Whitefall, creator of the Serenity Ship Papers), we have at last an exceptionally detailed map of this historic site where an empire was forged and freedom was struck a near-fatal blow. This 30” x 26.5” lithograph is printed on 100-pound, satin-finish paper and contains a complete topographical rendering of the infamous valley, including many landmarks and other details of historic importance dating back to 2506, just prior to the outbreak of hostilities that would become known as the Unification War.

This map is being presented as part of Quantum Mechanix’s Serenity lithographs series, and each print in the 1,500 limited edition will be hand-signed and numbered by Mr. Mund himself.

The Back Story

“One place in all of Joss Whedon’s ‘Verse has always held special fascination for me: Serenity Valley. Why was it so important? Who lived there? What did it look like?

Other than a few brief glimpses in the show, we don’t know the answers. This map grew out of a desire to fill in some of those gaps and provide hints as to why Serenity Valley hosted the final confrontation between the Independents and the Alliance. If you look closely, you’ll see a lot of small details that suggest why this was the case.

The lithograph is intended to give the intricate feel of a 19th century map combined with the multicultural futurism we’ve all grown to love. There are also hints and suggestions that link to the series and film. And I couldn’t resist a tribute to one of my favorite characters. See if you can spot her name(s).

Thanks to Geoffrey Mandel, Andy Gore and Chris Bridges for their sharp eyes and design suggestions. And special thanks to the David Rumsey Map Collection for giving me an indispensable reference for period maps.” – Ben Mund (alias Whitefall)

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	very very nice	3/3/2009
Reviewed by:	Ken Kopacki from San Antonio.
Looking at this upon my wall(neatly framed as well) I can really appreciate the work put in to this. While obviously woven from pure fantasy, it is a nice tangible reminder from a fantastic show. It'll look nice once the 'Verse is framed beside it.
	Just like being there!	1/1/2009
Reviewed by:	Pfollett from N.H., CT. .
It''s amazing and just like being there. How did he know? Signed copies will go fast. Must do more artist Mund!
	WOW	9/26/2008
Reviewed by:	Veronica from FL.
The aspect of detail on this is truely amazing. It is like looking at a beautiful piece of art. I am blown away by this. Good Job

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