Bloodborne
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Amid the chaos of f the monstrous epidemic that has gripped the once-great city of Yharnam, new Hunters take to the streets to fight against fate. Gretchen and her protege Abraham test their will and their sanity against an invisible foe. Siblings Lucien and Vivien cower in the safety of their home, only to find the beasts may lurk within. Deep in the bowels of the Healing Church, a priest faces a dark truth about his faith - and may have to sacrifice it all to save those who will not repent. And under the light of the pale moon, the Lady of the Lanterns sings, stalking her next victim...
Discover how their paths combine, as fate pushes them all into that of the Great Hunt!
From the world of the award-winning videogame, comes a haunting new graphic novel by award-winning writer Cullen Bunn (Spider-Man, Harrow County), and fan-favorite artist Piotr Kowalski (The Dark Tower, Sex).
Collects Bloodborne: The Lady of the Lanterns #1-4.
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Cullen Bunn is an award-winning writer from North Carolina, with previous credits including Spider-Man, Deadpool, The Sixth Gun, The Last Book You'll Ever Read, and Bone Parish. His original series, Harrow County, was nominated for both an Eisner and Bram Stoker award.
Piotr Kowalski is a Polish comic book artist. Breaking into the French and Belgium markets with Gail, Kowalski's recent foray into US comics has seen him tackle some of the industry's most iconic characters. Since then, Kowalski's dark foreboding style has appeared in a range of titles including Robocop, 30 Days of Night, Marvel Knights: Hulk, The Dark Tower, Terminal Hero, Sex, and Titan's Dark Souls and Wolfenstein series.
Brad Simpson is an American comic book colorist based in San Francisco. In addition to gracing the pages of many Marvel Comics titles such as Deadpool, Vengeance, and The Amazing Spider-Man, Simpson's stunning color choices have also proved invaluable in breathing life into such titles as Godland, Sex, Sovereign, 30 Days of Night, and The Witcher.
