War of the Elementals

By: Scott Alan Woodard, Scott Davis

Narrated by: The Colonial Radio Players

In 1915 France, the Great War rages and a new breed of hero takes to the skies. Part bull-terrier, part daredevil, the aces of the Royal Flying Corps' 5th Squadron are Britain's elite. It was an era of counter-intelligence, dogfights, and drinking songs. But that was before the world changed. That was before the Elementals! When a routine mission goes awry, the 5th Squadron finds itself trapped in an unreal world called The Source. Here, giant bat-like creatures dominate the world keeping the Universe, and all of its parallel realities, in a precarious balance. But despite its serene appearance, it is a violent, predatory land. Trapped along with Germany's greatest flying ace, they all must work together to find a way back home.

This full cast audio drama is presented by the award-winning Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air, in association with Storm Entertainment .

Contains mild adult language. Parental discretion is advised.

Starring The Colonial Radio Players

Executive produced by Mark Vander Berg, Darren G. Davis

Dramatized for audio by Scott Alan Woodard, based on the comic by Scott Davis

Produced by Bryan Rothrock

Music by Jeffrey Gage

Directed by Jerry Robbins

Cover art by Jeff Hayes

©2015 The Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air (P)2015 The Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air

Fun adaptation of graphic novel

If you could sum up War of the Elementals in three words, what would they be?

Fun adaptation; get the accompanying comics from Comixology

What was one of the most memorable moments of War of the Elementals?

first encounter with the Elementals

What does The Colonial Radio Players bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Great voice acting and fun effects

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

THE GREAT WAR in another dimension!

Any additional comments?

at times there could have and should have been narration as the story was tough to follow

Has Potential

It’s my understanding that this is a comic book adaption. The premise intrigued me. The full cast and sound effects were great. Comics are a visual medium - you can see the action take place. I feel like something was lost in translation. There were parts where I wasn’t quite sure what was happening. The sound effects helped but often overshadowed the dialogue. I think the script would have benefited with more background narration describing events with the sound effects enhancing the story. I liked it and I’ll look for more from these performers but I think the script/narration could have been better.