Discover the legendary ElfQuest! Chief Cutter and the Wolfriders are driven from their forest home by threat of annihilation. As they wander an ever-changing landscape in search of a new home, they are confronted by fearful and vengeful humans, power-hungry trolls, and other mysterious elfin tribes. Alliances are forged, enemies discovered, and savage battles fought in this epic fantasy adventure! Collects ElfQuest #1–#20.

"Very few indie comics have spawned such a devoted cult or influenced so many spin-offs and imitators. Wendy Pini really hit the right notes at the right time with a style equal parts Kelly Freas, manga, and Walt Disney. It wasn’t for everyone, but for those whose wheelhouse it hit, it was THE thing, with spin-off RPGs, novels and filk songs. ELFQUEST is also one of the first American comics to really nail the urgency and drama of manga storytelling.” - Comics Beat 
"For those who don’t recall, Wendy Pini’s Elfquest debuted in 1978 as the story of Cutter and his Wolfriders, seeking to find other tribes of elves. It was one of the best-known self-published independent series, and the story ran on-and-off until 1992, when the series became a franchise. Various spin-off stories continued until 1996, when the publications collapsed into one anthology.” - Comics Worth Reading 
"Very few indie comics have spawned such a devoted cult or influenced so many spin-offs and imitators. Wendy Pini really hit the right notes at the right time with a style equal parts Kelly Freas, manga, and Walt Disney. It wasn’t for everyone, but for those whose wheelhouse it hit, it was THE thing, with spin-off RPGs, novels and filk songs. ELFQUEST is also one of the first American comics to really nail the urgency and drama of manga storytelling.” - Comics Beat 

"For those who don’t recall, Wendy Pini’s Elfquest debuted in 1978 as the story of Cutter and his Wolfriders, seeking to find other tribes of elves. It was one of the best-known self-published independent series, and the story ran on-and-off until 1992, when the series became a franchise. Various spin-off stories continued until 1996, when the publications collapsed into one anthology.” - Comics Worth Reading