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Titan Comics has locked in September 29 for the English-language print debut of the Resident Evil: Death Island manga, a 224-page black-and-white volume from artist Zino adapting Capcom’s 2023 CG film of the same name. The physical paperback runs $12.99, with a digital edition at $8.99, according to Titan’s own product listing and confirmed independently…
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Resident Evil’s growing paper trail gets another entry next month. Titan Comics confirmed it will publish Volume 1 of a manga adaptation of the CG film Resident Evil: Death Island on September 29, 2026, marking the first English-language print release of illustrator Zino’s take on Capcom’s Alcatraz-set ensemble outing.
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