Not content with reeling in millions of gamers, being turned into novels and even a trading card game, Blizzard's World of Warcraft is now entering the comic book world.
The World of Warcraftcomic will be published by DC Comics, with issue one out on November 14 this year.
"When a human is found unconscious on the shores of Kalimdor, with no memory of who he is or how he arrived there, how will he survive? Enslaved by an Orc Shaman, he must fight for survival against members of both the Alliance and the Horde. Will he strike the uneasy balance with the other races he'll need to find the secrets of his past?" says theDC Comics website.
The first six issues of the WoW comic will be released with two different covers, one drawn by Jim Lee and the other by Blizzard senior art director Samwise Didier.
What next for The World of Warcraft? A branded bog roll or something?
July 24, 2007
Not content with reeling in millions of gamers, being turned into novels and even a trading card game, Blizzard's World of Warcraft is now entering the comic book world.
The World of Warcraftcomic will be published by DC Comics, with issue one out on November 14 this year.
"When a human is found unconscious on the shores of Kalimdor, with no memory of who he is or how he arrived there, how will he survive? Enslaved by an Orc Shaman, he must fight for survival against members of both the Alliance and the Horde. Will he strike the uneasy balance with the other races he'll need to find the secrets of his past?" says theDC Comics website.
The first six issues of the WoW comic will be released with two different covers, one drawn by Jim Lee and the other by Blizzard senior art director Samwise Didier.
What next for The World of Warcraft? A branded bog roll or something?
July 24, 2007
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