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The Baronage, Illustrated

Illustrated Comics

The histories of Scottish baronies, drawn as comics from their charters, their battles and the legends their families tell.

Comic panel: William de Irwyn, armour-bearer, follows King Robert the Bruce through the royal camp carrying the king’s helm and shield

Barony of Drum

The Barons of Drum

Seven centuries in eleven panels, from the Bruce’s armour-bearer to a barony kept in the family.

Five chapters · 1323 to today

Comic panel: Sir Thomas kneels by the loch at Lochmaben, his sword held up like a cross, and swears to avenge Wallace

Lordship of Kinfauns

The Lords of Kinfauns

The pirate-knight Thomas de Longueville, who fought beside Wallace and the Bruce, and the lords who came after him.

Eight chapters · about 1300 to today

For members of the Baronage of Scotland Association

Your barony, illustrated

Members of the Association can have their own barony drawn as an Illustrated Comic: its charters, battles and family legends told in chapters, on the baron’s page on the Roll, to share with the family and to hand down to the heirs.

Listing on the Roll is free, as it always has been. Illustrated Comics are drawn for members of the Association.

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