Valve teams with Dark Horse for comic - Report
Gamemaker working with publishing giant for Valve Presents: The Sacrifice and other Steam-Powered Stories due out November 16.
Valve is no stranger to creating comics based on its Left 4 Dead, Team Fortress, and Portal franchises, as they have appeared on the company's websites for a while now. However, gamers looking to read them on paper instead of a screen will soon have that opportunity.
According to Comic Book Resource, Valve has teamed with comic book publishing giant Dark Horse for a new comic titled Valve Presents: The Sacrifice and other Steam-Powered Stories. The listing states that Michael Avon Oeming is the author of the book.
According to the product description, the book will include over 300 pages of comics from the Left 4 Dead, Team Fortress, and Portal franchises. It is expected to debut on November 16 and sell for $30.
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