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DC/Capcom Team Up For Resident Evil and DMC Comics

e just learned that Capcom and DC comics will be paring together to publish two new comic properties based on the Resident Evil and Devil May Cry series of video games. While details are scarce at the moment, we do know that both books will be published by DC Comics’ WildStorm Imprint.

“Capcom is thrilled to be partnering with DC,” said Germaine Gioia, Senior Vice President of Licensing for Capcom Entertainment, Inc. “Comics are a critical component in Capcom’s merchandising strategy for our most cherished franchises, as they target the same discerning, loyal fans that care most about these established brands. DC’s undisputed development and distribution strength within the comic industry make them an ideal partner to further expand two of our most successful and sophisticated gaming properties.”

“We’re ecstatic that Resident Evil is returning to WildStorm, where we have already established deep roots into the mythos of this world,” said Hank Kanalz, Vice President/General Manager for WildStorm. “We can’t wait to continue, and bring a freshness and excitement to the property to match the amazing things they are doing with the game.”

The partners expect success both of the titles, as the Resident Evil series of games have sold over 34 million units since 1996, and have spawned movies, merchandise and a rabid fan following. Devil May Cry 4 has done well for itself also, shipping 2 million units since its February release.

More details regarding talent and the possible release schedule still to come.



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