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A First Look Inside Daniel Warren Johnson’s Chainkata #1 Out in November 2026 from Image Comics
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The reasons for my retirement are straightforward: I’m nearing 44 years as a developer. Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of working on tabletop role-playing games and board games, and I’ve contributed to a multitude of digital games—17 complete titles, if I recall correctly, along with about nine expansion packs.
An earlier version of this article erroneously described a statement from So Many of Us in 2020 as a new one. We regret the error.
Storied developer Warren Spector, best known for his work on games like Deus Ex, Thief and the Ultima series, said yesterday that he is “retiring from game development. At least I think so.”
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Image Comics has announced it will publish Ghost Drive Station, a new graphic novella by writer Warren Ellis and artist Lordess Foudre (Trashumanism). The supernatural book, out digitally and in comics stores this November, marks the first new release by Ellis since 2020, when over 60 women and non-binary people came forward, revealing he had engaged…
Image Comics has announced an intriguing new project arriving this fall: Ghost Drive Station, a graphic novella that promises to blend gritty noir mystery with high-stakes cosmic horror. The book brings together the creative forces of New York Times bestselling writer Warren Ellis (Trees, Transmetropolitan, Castlevania) and Grammy-nominated artist and designer Lordess Foudre (Color Theory,…
This fall,bImage Comics is bringing the cult-classic sci-fi/horror thriller Ocean—written by Warren Ellis (Transmetropolitan, Trees) and illustrated by Chris Sprouse (Black Panther, Batman)—back to print for the first time in years.