Elden Ring fans will soon experience the Lands Between through a full-color graphic novel format when larazon.es reported that Yen Press will release the first volume of Elden Ring: Become Lord on Jan. 26, 2027.
The game developed by FromSoftware not only conquered critics to the point of achieving the Game of the Year award, but it was also a complete bestseller.
The upcoming publication spans 176 pages and adapts the hit 2022 fantasy RPG developed by FromSoftware. The project features writing by 21g and art by the twin-brother duo Tegekiken, also known as Hand Punch. The official synopsis states that this adaptation will offer a visually renewed version of the combats that will determine the fate of the Lands Between.
The storyline follows a Tarnished guided by grace as they arrive in a cursed realm to become the next Elden Lord. As anyone who has played the work of FromSoftware well knows, their path will not be precisely simple.
The adaptation aims for a serious dark fantasy tone rather than the comedic approaches seen in other spin-offs, with an intention to offer a serious narrative centered on the action and dark fantasy that defines the franchise.
Color art and previous awards define the team
Unlike traditional black-and-white manga formats, this adaptation presents battles entirely in color. The artistic team previously earned international recognition for Emotions Evolution, a work that won an award at the TATESC COMICS Global Awards.
While the English edition arrives in early 2027 with a price of 20 dollars, serialization in Japan began in 2024. Although its release in English will be a novelty in January 2027, the manga already began publication in Japan in 2024.
Questions about Elden Ring Become Lord creators and pricing
Who writes and illustrates Elden Ring Become Lord?
The script is written by 21g, while the artwork is produced by the twin-brother duo Tegekiken, who are also known as Hand Punch.
How much will the English volume cost?
The first English volume published by Yen Press carries a price tag of 20 dollars and includes 176 pages of story.
When did the series begin serialization in Japan?
Serialization in Japan started in 2024, preceding the English-language market launch scheduled for Jan. 26, 2027.
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