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Devil May Cry: The Chronicles of Vergu by Guillaume Dorison aka IZU

Imprint: Titan Comics

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Taking place a few months before the smash-hit reimagining of the videogame series, DmC: Devil May Cry: The Vergil Chronicles unveils all-new aspects of Dante's reimagined world!

The mysterious Vergil recruits medium Kat to find her brother Dante, famous hunter of demons - currently languishing in Hellfire as a prison inmate!

A complete story in a single volume, this story provides never-before-seen information on the iconic characters of the game.

To make sure it satisfies Devil May Cry fans, we've called on a crack team of videogame-loving writers and graphic novel artists to combine the best of the world of games with the cutting edge art of modern comics!

About the Author
Guillaume Dorison has over twenty titles to his name, including Omega Complex, Shogun and Crusades Patrick Pion has worked on Tomb Raider: Dark Aeons, Chrome, Moloch Jupiter Superstar, The Extravagant, Mr. Pimus, Megaron and Mezzotinto. Robin Recht worked on The Last Ritual, Totendom and the groundbreaking reinterpretation of The Third Testament.


Book Information
ISBN 9781782760221
Author Guillaume Dorison aka IZU
Format Hardback
Page Count 48
Imprint Titan Comics
Publisher Titan Books Ltd
Weight(grams) 420g
Dimensions(mm) 283mm * 211mm * 11mm

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Imprint:
Titan Comics


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