Dark Souls: Breath of Andolus
Apr 2016 · Dark Souls Issue #1 · Titan Comics
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Welcome to the world of Dark Souls; a landscape bathed in arcane fantasy, where primordial forces govern the tides of time, bonfires flicker in the darkness, and the undead stalk the earth in search of impossible redemption. From Titan Comics and Doctor Who scribe, George Mann, comes this original tale of adventure and visceral horror that throws readers deep into the twisted myth of Namco-Bandai's award-winning video-game franchise.
"the references [and] hidden surprises make this a worthy ¨C though, very different ¨C addition to the Souls series." ¨C Xbox Hub
"stunning and gruesome in equal measure." ¨C Flickering Myth
"For a comic about death, there is a lot life in these images...I can¡¯t wait for the next issue." ¨C Warped Factor
"Dark Souls takes on a very smart approach." ¨C Enemy Slime
"DARK SOULS is the first of these video game adaptations that I¡¯d rather read than play." ¨C Ain¡¯t It Cool News
"A great first issue¡ full of action and story" ¨C Comic Trash
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4.3
164 reviews
Vincent
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October 21, 2021
It's not Dark Souls, it's just a standard fantasy comic. Outside a vision of Solaires making a cameo, & elements of the undead curse their is nothing here. At the very least they could have put a sword in the bonfire, or made the enemies look something like the games.
austin gazetti
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March 4, 2017
After only reading one issue, I don't think these people have ever played a Dark Souls game or took a second to understand the lore. If they somehow have information on what is really going on in the dark souls universe, they seem to be missing the mark of what makes it great. That said, good art.
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Jered Winebarger
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April 27, 2017
I've played all three dark souls games and this comic offers a new, more personal outlook on this series. While it's not just like the games I genuinely like the concept.
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