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.

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When ElfQuest: The Final Quest concluded, it ended the hero's journey of Cutter Kinseeker, chief of the Wolfriders. But that was only the start of a new adventure for Cutter's ''brother in all but blood,'' Skywise. Now the stargazer elf, who thought he knew everything about Cutter, discovers how mistaken he was. That, combined with a tragic accident involving his daughter Jink, sends Skywise on a quest of his own, from the elves' ancestral Star Home through uncharted space, and back to the World of Two Moons. Stargazer's Hunt has story by ElfQuest co-creators Wendy and Richard Pini, with script by Wendy Pini. Veteran Elfquest alumnus Sonny Strait returns at full force as the artist and colorist for the new series. All-new material for an established character.

The Epic ElfQuest issues are reprints of the original series published by WaRP Graphics. The original series was 36 pages per issue and the Epic series 22, requiring new pages to be added to nearly every issue to aid the transitions. It is the story of how Cutter Kinseeker brings his Wolfriding tribe through the desert, caves, mountain to unite the elves of Abode and find the Palace of The High-Ones.

Cutter makes a deal with Picknose to seal his kinsfolk in the caves, preserved in the endless sleep that Petalwing's wrapstuff provides. Thus, while rayek has left time from the world of two moons, the Wolriders escape by hibernating; all except for Cutter, who is forced to make friends with Old Maggoty and wander the surface of his world in solitude. Thus, all the Wolfriders were abandoned on Abode where able to escape the inevitable promise of death.

Siege at Blue Mountain is an eight-issue limited-series from Apple Comics that picks up where the original magazine-sized series from WARP Graphics left off. The Wolfriders, still led by Cutter, have relocated their home after the ascension of Winnowill to the throne of the Gliders. However, betrayal and the perversion of good intentions force the Gliders and the Wolfriders into conflict. Winnowill has dispatched the Eight Chosen to find Berrybuzz and the other Preservers. Skywise makes a critical mistake, which allows Aroree to captureWindkin, the child of Tyldak and Dewshine, and trade the child to Winnowill for her freedom from the Eight Chosen. However, though Dewshine manages to infiltrate Blue Mountain to rescue her cub, she is powerless, because Winnowill knows the Wolfrider mother's soul name. Dewshine is captured and allowed to clean and feed her child. When Aroree's departure is interrupted by another Glider, his will perverted by Winnowill's mental manipulation, she kills him with her talon-whip. She escapes Blue Mountain to find Skywise, and informs Treestump, Cutter's uncle then acting as chief, of Dewshine's fate...

Reprints the original April 1978 to October 1984 WaRP Graphics ElfQuest series. A Hardcover edition with Slipcases, limited to 3,000 or 4,000, was also printed. These were signed and numbered with plain covers which have gold embossed designs and titles. A loose print of the Paperback edition's cover or, in the case of Volume 1, other artwork was included inside the cover of each volume.

The Wolfriders' chief, Cutter, knows that change is coming. His tribe's proximity to the Palace of the High Ones, a mysterious and magical oasis, makes this inevitable. As Cutter's daughter Ember, chief of her own tribe, shares her father's efforts to preserve the old ways amongst their kin, the human tyrant, Angrif Djun, ascends the mountain her clan call home and rocks the foundation of their peaceful existence.