Geralt's new dark fantasy comic adventure: Blood Stone

Fans of \"The Witcher\" universe have much to anticipate with a forthcoming television season and a new video game focusing on Ciri. Adding to this excitement, an exclusive announcement reveals a new comic series from Dark Horse Comics that will continue Geralt's enthralling escapades.

New Comic Series \"The Witcher: Blood Stone\" Unveiled, Exploring Ancient Mines and Human Greed

In a thrilling collaboration between CD PROJEKT RED and Dark Horse, a new four-part comic series, \"The Witcher: Blood Stone,\" is set to delve into a dark fantasy narrative. This series follows Geralt as he embarks on an investigation into ancient dwarven mines, which have become a magnet for treasure seekers. Local legends speak of a monstrous horned creature responsible for the deaths of these adventurers, yet Geralt uncovers a perplexing lack of evidence to support such attacks. As he navigates the treacherous mountain terrain, Geralt discovers that some secrets are best left untouched.

The creative team behind \"The Witcher: Blood Stone\" includes writer Daniel Freedman, known for \"Birdking\" and \"Kali,\" with lettering by Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou, colors by Roman Titov, and art by Pius Bak. Bak also provides the main cover art, complemented by variant covers from Gigi Cavenago, Axel Sauerwald, and Patrycja Podkościelny. Daniel Freedman expressed his excitement about contributing to the legendary \"Witcher\" saga, noting the opportunity to explore themes of human monstrosity. Marcin Zwierzchowski, Editor, Writer, and Franchise Creative at CD PROJEKT RED, praised Freedman's work and the collaboration of the creative team, highlighting their ability to craft a compelling story about avarice and persistent grievances.

The inaugural issue of \"The Witcher: Blood Stone\" is scheduled for release in comic stores on January 28, 2026, priced at $4.99.

This new comic series offers a fresh perspective on the complex themes often explored within the \"Witcher\" narrative. It serves as a reminder that the most dangerous monsters are not always the mythical beasts, but rather the darkness within humanity itself, particularly through greed and its profound consequences. The series promises to enrich the lore of Geralt's world while delivering a thought-provoking and visually stunning experience for fans.