Black Library Start Up New Graphic Novel Collection

May 3, 2016 by brennon

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Black Library have bought back a series of Graphic Novels from the worlds of Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Fantasy from Games Workshop and they're now available in fancy paper back or digitally...

Damnation Crusade

As well as Damnation Crusade above they have covered a series of different Warhammer 40,000 stories.

Warhammer 40,000

At the very least you can continue to experience what it's like to be an Ork with Blood & Thunder.

Blood & Thunder

Or maybe you prefer getting into the muddy boots of the Imperial Guard with Fire & Honour.

Fire & Honour

Additionally there is more from the Black Templars as they also have Exterminatus in their collection. You have to admit that the look of the Black Templars is always awesome beyond words.

Exterminatus

As you can see the quality of the artwork inside is fantastic and the added cover art will make them rather impressive additions to your shelf.

Warhammer Fantasy

While the Age of Sigmar rages on there are still tales from the world of Warhammer Fantasy to enjoy. First up we have Condemned By Fire which follows the tale of a Witch Hunter.

Condemned By Fire

If Witch Hunters aren't your thing then see how you'd do against the forces of Chaos in Forge Of War. I'm loving the cover art here even if he is casting a Dwarf head aside! The artwork within the pages is also fantastic.

Forge Of War

Last but not least we have Crown of Destruction where we get to see what plans the Skaven have in store.

Crown Of Destruction

Hopefully they continue to bring more of the graphic novel stories back for both of their properties. I really enjoyed checking out the comic books they used to do but collecting together the entire story is very helpful.

What do you think?

"While the Age of Sigmar rages on there are still tales from the world of Warhammer Fantasy to enjoy..."

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