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Dark Horse And Blizzard Group Up To Release Two Overwatch Books
It's good to take a break from video screens and read a book from time to time. Thankfully, Dark Horse and Blizzard have teamed up to announce some reading material that is up our alley.
The first book is called The Art of Overwatch and will detail Blizzard's creative process for designing one of the most popular first-person-shooter of the last several years. The book is filled with never-before-seen art as well as commentary from the game’s development team and will retail for $49.99. However, a limited edition version, which comes packaged in a clamshell box and includes three Overwatch art print, will also retail for $100.
If you're a graphic novel fan, the Overwatch: Anthology, Volume 1 is a 140 page hardcover collection of the first twelve issues of Blizzard's Overwatch comics, which goes into the backstories of the game’s iconic heroes. This Anthology will retail for $19.99.
The Art of Overwatch officially goes on sale on October 24, but you'll be able to add Overwatch: Anthology, Volume 1 to your bookstand on October 10. Check out their covers below.
[Source: Dark Horse]
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