World of Warcraft the comic debuted with much fanfare a little over a year ago and has slowly marched along ever since. But you haven't really heard much from the WildStorm project since it's original grandiose announcement, but I can assure you that things are not all well in the Warcraft universe.
The story, written by Walter Simonson and featuring art by Ludo Lullabi and Sandra Hope (covers by Jim Lee and Samwise Didier) has hit issue #18. In this issue, Garona brings Twilight’s Hammer down on the peace summit at Theramore, further setting back relations between the Horde and the Alliance.
If you haven't been following the series to this point, you can check out a sneak preview of said issue over at the World of Warcraft website. Not the whole issue mind you, but six pages that might, at the very least, convince you to start reading.
World of Warcraft #18 sneak peek
World of Warcraft the comic debuted with much fanfare a little over a year ago and has slowly marched along ever since. But you haven't really heard much from the WildStorm project since it's original grandiose announcement, but I can assure you that things are not all well in the Warcraft universe.
The story, written by Walter Simonson and featuring art by Ludo Lullabi and Sandra Hope (covers by Jim Lee and Samwise Didier) has hit issue #18. In this issue, Garona brings Twilight’s Hammer down on the peace summit at Theramore, further setting back relations between the Horde and the Alliance.
If you haven't been following the series to this point, you can check out a sneak preview of said issue over at the World of Warcraft website. Not the whole issue mind you, but six pages that might, at the very least, convince you to start reading.
World of Warcraft #18 sneak peek
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