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El nuevo cómic de terror de Thomas Jane "The Lycan": vista previa exclusiva

Autor: Stella May 08,2025

El año pasado, IGN dio la noticia emocionante de que el aclamado actor Thomas Jane está entrando en el mundo de los cómics con su escalofriante serie de terror, *The Lycan *. A medida que la serie se prepara para su debut en la plataforma Comixology Originals, estamos encantados de ofrecer un adelanto exclusivo del primer capítulo. Sumérgete en el universo oscuro y emocionante elaborado por Jane y su talentoso equipo.

Eche un vistazo más de cerca a * The Lycan #1 * a través de nuestra exclusiva galería de diapositivas a continuación:

The Lycan #1: Galería de vista previa de cómics exclusiva

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*El Lycan*está inspirado en una historia de Thomas Jane y el guionista David James Kelly (conocido por*Logan*), con un guión escrito por el aclamado Mike Carey (famoso por*Lucifer*y*The Unwritten*). La impresionante obra de arte proviene de Diego Yapur, con un color vibrante de DC Alonso y letras meticulosas de Andworld Design. La serie contará con portadas del talentoso Tim Bradstreet (conocido por su trabajo en *Punisher Max *y *Hellblazer *).

Aquí está la sinopsis oficial de Comixology para *The Lycan #1 *:

Año de nuestro Señor 1777: un grupo experimentado de cazadores internacionales de grandes juegos, recién salidos de su expedición africana, se encuentran naufrazos en una pequeña isla británica.

A cambio de suministros esenciales y la reparación de su embarcación, el calidoniano, Lord Ludgate, los recluta para una misión para la que están calificados de manera única: para cazar y erradicar a las bestias berséricas que aterrorizan a sus súbditos, incluido un grupo de jóvenes monjas benedictinas.

Marque sus calendarios como * El Lycan #1 * se lanzará digitalmente el martes 18 de febrero, exclusivamente en la plataforma Comixology Originals. Después del lanzamiento digital, los fanáticos pueden esperar una colección impresa de Comics de Ablaze una vez que concluya la serie.

Para obtener una noticia más emocionante sobre los próximos lanzamientos de Comixology este año, no se pierda las cinco nuevas series presentadas en NYCC 2024. Además, esté atento a lo que Marvel y DC tienen reservado para 2025.

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