Bloodborne: The Bleak Dominion - by Cullen Bunn (Paperback)

About the Book

"In the plagued city of Yharnam, hunters Gretchen and Abraham search for their missing protâege. Under the blood moon, a scourge of beasts stalk the streets, and a new threat lurks around every corner. The duo must venture deep into the depths of the chalice dungeons in order to find Lucien, but malignant and ancient horrors await them. Will they find him? And what terrifying surprise awaits them if they do?"--Publisher description.

Book Synopsis

Return to the world of Bloodborne in this highly-anticipated continuation of the best-selling comics, based on the critically-acclaimed video game.

Celebrated horror comics writer Cullen Bunn and fan-favorite artist Piotr Kowalski team up once more for a sequel adventure with hunters Gretchen and Abraham.

In the plagued city of Yharnam, hunters Gretchen and Abraham search for their missing protégé. Under the blood moon, a scourge of beasts stalk the streets, and a new threat lurks around every corner. The duo must venture deep into the depths of the chalice dungeons in order to find Lucien, but malignant and ancient horrors await them. Will they find him? And what terrifying surprise awaits them if they do?

The incredible team of acclaimed horror writer Cullen Bunn and fan-favorite artist Piotr Kowalski return to continue the plight of the night of the hunt. Based on the world of the critically acclaimed Bloodborne videogame, this stunning graphic novel features delightfully horrific artwork of recognizable places and monsters.

Fans of the game and other horror video games such as Dark Souls and Resident Evil will love this!

About the Author

Cullen Bunn is an award-winning writer from North Carolina, with previous credits including Spider-Man, Deadpool, The Sixth Gun, The Last Book You'll Ever Read and Bone Parish. His original series, Harrow County, was nominated for both an Eisner and Bram Stoker award.

PIOTR KOWALSKI is a Polish comic book artist. Breaking into the French and Belgian markets with Gail, Kowalski's recent foray into US comics has seen him tackle some of the industry's most iconic characters. Since then, Kowalski's dark foreboding style has appeared in a range of titles including Robocop, 30 Days of Night, Marvel Knights: Hulk, The Dark Tower, Terminal Hero, Sex, and Titan's Dark Souls and Wolfenstein series.