GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. The Witcher fans can now introduce their kids to the fantasy ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Witcher franchise has always been a natural fit for the comic book medium (see our review of 2014's The Witcher #1 for more).

There's good news for The Witcher fans, as some of the franchise's best stories are making their way onto a new platform. Dark Horse's back catalog of The Witcher comics is now making its way to ...

Over 30 years after its initial debut, the original comic book series based on The Witcher is finally available in English. Dark Horse has compiled all six issues in one paperback volume dubbed The ...

Geralt of Rivia is back, but this time it’s the version from CD Projekt Red’s video games, not the one from the Netflix show — and he’s starring in a new comic from Dark Horse. The new comic is called ...

Those who have been reading The Witcher: Fading Memories know how authentic Dark Horse Comics’ Witcher series feels in relation to the games and the overall Witcher world, and the good news is we’re ...

Dark Horse Comics has announced The Witcher: Witch’s Lament, a new limited series set to being in May. The series will be written by CD Projekt Red‘s Bartosz Sztybor, with art by Vanesa R. del Rey, as ...

This May, Dark Horse‘s line of Witcher comics expands with The Witcher: Corvo Bianco — a new five-issue limited series that finds Geralt of Rivia near the end of his journey. An official synopsis for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Image Source: Dark Horse Comics / Corrado Mastantuono) Born in Rome, Corrado Mastanuono earned a degree at the prestigious ...

Dark Horse Comics is continuing its line of The Witcher comics with another new limited series starring Geralt of Rivia. IGN can exclusively reveal the next chapter in this saga - The Witcher: Witch's ...

The Witcher franchise has always been a natural fit for the comic book medium (see our review of 2014's The Witcher #1 for more). Now those stories are being brought to an entirely new audience, as ...