The Witcher 3 sequel leaves us wanting more

The Witcher 3 sequel leaves us wanting more
Images via Dark Horse

Written by 

Megan Cooke

Published 

25th Jan 2024 23:03

A new comic series will pick up where The Witcher 3 left off and continue Geralt’s story.

The comic will presumably be canon within the story of The Witcher, with CD Projekt Red working alongside Dark Horse to create the series.

A new Witcher comic is being released continuing where the last game left off

A new Witcher comic is coming in May which will continue the story of Geralt from where it left off in The Witcher 3.

The series, called Corvo Bianco after the vineyard given to Geralt in the Blood and Wine DLC, will consist of five comics written by Bartosz Sztybor: the writer behind the The Witcher: Wild Animals and The Witcher: Fading Memories comics.

The official synopsis for the upcoming Corvo Bianco comic states: "For a witcher, the simple life can be hard to come by, and even harder to pass up.

“When Geralt acquires a taste for a slower pace - good wine, and good company - the routines of a witcher are easily eclipsed.

“With Yennefer at his side, one might hope that Geralt will truly get to enjoy a taste of the good life.

“But the stains of history are deep, and with blood and wine, every drop attracts those who want more."

The comics will be released in instalments, starting on 8 May 2024, and will retail for $3.99 in the US.

There is more in store for fans of The Witcher

The comic book is not the only Witcher content which is in the works right now.

The Witcher 4, the official title of which is not yet known, is set to enter its production phase later in the year.

The next franchise instalment is set to feature Lynx School, with fans hoping that Ciri could be returning.

CD Projekt Red also announced last year that it is working on a PC mod editor for The Witcher: Wild Hunt.

Sign Up To Our Newsletter

Get exclusive news, content, and discounts sent directly to your inbox

You've joined our newsletter. Thank you!
Sorry, there has been an issue in subscribing to the newsletter.

The editor is intended to let players build their own in-game experiences by either editing existing content and quests or developing something completely new themselves.

It seems that there is no shortage of Witcher content, with the TV show continuing to thrive alongside new gaming ventures.

Megan Cooke
About the author
Megan Cooke
Megan is GGRecon's Evening & Weekend News Writer. She has an undergraduate degree in Creative Writing and is working towards finishing her masters in Journalism. When she isn’t writing about games she can be found reading romance novels or playing cosy games like Stardew Valley, Animal Crossing, APICO, and Disney Dreamlight Valley.
Why trust GGRecon?

Established in 2019, we don’t just cover games - we live them. Our expert team is full of dedicated gamers, qualified journalists, and industry insiders who collectively boast decades of experience covering gaming and esports. This deep-rooted expertise allows us to provide authoritative and nuanced perspectives first-hand from a team who are playing, and researching every game covered on our website. 

Our foundation is built on a profound commitment to editorial independence, ensuring our content remains free from external influence and advertising pressures and is held to the highest level of editorial conduct, integrity, and quality. 

Every article on GGRecon comes from rigorous research, informed analysis, and a passion for gaming that resonates with our readers. We uphold these standards through a transparent editorial policy, accessible here, which governs our processes and maintains our accountability.

Trending
Popular Geralt of Rivia Actor wants his role back in The Witcher Remake
CDPR boss talks acquisition rumours: 'We have ambitious plans'
There are still Easter eggs we haven’t found in The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk
The Witcher author has some bold claims about Netflix’s series
Netflix’s new animated Witcher film will feature original Geralt voice actor