CD Projekt RED and Dark Horse Comics confirm the first details of this serialization, which will feature Culle Bunn as writer. It comes out in September.
CD Projekt RED and Dark Horse Comics publishers have unveiled Cyberpunk 2077: Trauma Team, an officially licensed comic series based on the Cyberpunk 2077 universe, which in turn takes inspiration from the role-playing game created by American Mike Pondsmith, Cyberpunk 2020.
According to the first information, this work is carried out by Culle Bunn (Harrow County, Uncanny X-Men) in the script, while Miguel Valderrama (Giants) will be in charge of the drawing accompanied by Jason Wordie in the brushes. Nadia will be the main character, the apparently only survivor of a failed mission for the Trauma Team International company. After the events, he continues to work for them with a new team where they will have to face other dangerous situations.
As usual in Dark Horse, each staple will have 32 pages in full color at a price of $ 3.99. At the moment, the publication frequency (presumably monthly) and whether it will reach the European market is unknown. What is certain is that its debut is expected for September 9, which would have been a few days before the premiere of the video game before its recent delay.
Cyberpunk 2077: Trauma Team
November 19, Cyberpunk 2077 end date
Cyberpunk 2077 will not arrive in September, but on November 19, for PS4, Xbox One, PC and Google Stadia (here later). Those two months will be used to polish possible bugs and guarantee that the product that reaches the stores will be perfectly finished and without errors. We also recall that this June 25 we will know news of the work through Night City Wire.
Those who buy the game and get a PS5 or Xbox Series X this Christmas, will be able to play from the first day with visual improvements, regardless of reduced loading times, without having to pay for it again. You buy once. In addition, a patch with major improvements will be released throughout 2021 to make it feel like a true next-gen game.
