Count Gangore

One day editor of The Tokyo Journal, Chris Worfolk, decided to sit down and write a good bit of old time fiction. With his hobbies including Warhammer, a table top fantasy battle game he knew what to write about, and spun out the tale of Count Gangore and his wacky adventures.

What was it published?
Started in issue 25, finished in issue 35.

Extract - part 5

The giant now towered over count Gangore. He let out a huge roar and reached down towards the count. The count drew out his large Dwarf sword, hellstrum. “How dare you disturb the empire of man!” He screamed and sent his sword. The giant made a small grunt. The sword has punctured the giant’s skin but had gone no further. The giant roared again and lifted up his foot to stamp on count Gangore. All fighting had now ceased to watch what would happen. The giant had his foot raised and boom! The cannon had left flow with a huge black cannon ball hitting the giant in the chest and knocking him to the ground.
 
A huge cheer came up from the Empire soldiers and they charged into the Orks and cut them down like a farmer reaping in his crop. Orks fled towards the woods across the battlefield, harried by the spearmen and the one remaining Marksman from the Pistolers regiment.
 
The count stared across the battlefield. He was very pleased with himself. An ork army, which outnumbered his army, has a great shaman and a giant but his force had defeated it. Borris was sitting on the ground chuckling. “The hell blaster will destroy them next time sire. There’s no way we can lose.”