Walt Simonson'sWorld of Warcraft comics will be published as a graphic novel by Titan Books who has obtained the rights from DC comics. The rights include publication in the UK and Ireland and is set for release on September 26. The book will be a collectible priced at £16.99 (about $33.82 USD). This volume of the book will include the first seven comics, which was drawn by Ludo Lullabi. The story follows a human who washes up on the shores of Kalimdor with no memory and is subsequently enslaved by Orc shaman Rehgar Earthfury.
Although we are in an awkward period, with no new content to look forward to until Wrath of the Lich King lands, things are not as dull as one might think. With arena season 4 just around the corner, leaking expansion information, and the exploration and mastery of patch 2.4 content still underway, life in the World of Warcraft is still heating up.
To add to the entertainment, we have a new comic or two, as well as several with plots that are gearing up towards something great.
Node from Dark Legacy Comics has fun with the new(ish) mini-maps.
It's Sunday morning, and if you're not sleeping in after raiding with your guild until 5 a.m., then allow us to deliver "teh funneh". This week's selection is small, but competitive, and includes a new strip from The Night Council.
Zergball by Action Trip Comics. Sure, we can't play Zerglings, but we wish. Besides, just queue up Arathi Basin and you'll learn what it means to Zerg.
Whether it's the need to press the big red button, or the urge to throw insults at your least-favorite NPCs, we have your weekly dose of WoW comedy for you every Sunday morning, and this weekend is no exception.
This morning, we have quite a few comics for you to peruse before you head out and start your day, including the February winner of Blizzard's Honorable Comic Contest. From poking a bit of fun at the election process to rooting out those terrorists, we've got you covered.
This week we have a small but great selection of the best of this week's WoW-themed web comics. Settle in with your morning [Black Coffee], and get ready to be entertained.
It's Sunday morning on a holiday weekend, and we've got the funny stuff. From a star-struck quest to an inventive new attack, to some puns that backfire, this week you're sure to be entertained.
Thanks to Andrew for the tip on Awkward Zombie's first WoW-themed comic, due to the artist having recently subscribed to WoW. Check out Swindling Kindling!
From an MMORPG out of the minds of NASA to gnomes at law, this week's entries are imaginative and absorbing. With another new nominee, Extra Life (thanks Gene!), January's Comic Contest Winner, and some all-around great posts, be sure you settle in before you start reading.
This week we have quite a few comics for your reading pleasure. Whether you are after laughs or intriguing plot developments, you'll find something to suit you.
We even have two new comics listed, thanks to the submissions of uberartist and baudkarma.
This Sunday, we have a break from the slew of holiday-themed comics. Learn how to cook a druid in flight form, get a tour of Undercity, or visit the ever-scenic frosted-over hell.
As always, you can vote for the comic you thought was the best, and suggest comics you may have created, or would like to nominate.
As our new Sunday morning ritual continues, it is time to hunker down and judge the latest in WoW-themed comics. Some are funny, some are full of suspense and fantasy, and others are a nice blend. Choose your favorite, and don't forget to nominate comics in the comments section, if there's something out there you deem to have "awesomeness".
Tales from the Lion's Pride Inn, Vol. 1, Pg. 4. This latest entry was definitely the hook for me. I'm certainly in suspense for the next comic! As there have only been four, you still have time to catch up on this imaginative new comic from our very own Chris Jahosky. Visit the premiere page if you would like more information.
Walt Simonson's World of Warcraft comics will be published as a graphic novel by Titan Books who has obtained the rights from DC comics. The rights include publication in the UK and Ireland and is set for release on September 26. The book will be a collectible priced at £16.99 (about $33.82 USD). This volume of the book will include the first seven comics, which was drawn by Ludo Lullabi. The story follows a human who washes up on the shores of Kalimdor with no memory and is subsequently enslaved by Orc shaman Rehgar Earthfury. 
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