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New Battle Chasers Artwork From Creator Joe Madureira Featuring Gully Grown up!


Give it up to Joe Madureira to set the internet a blaze with a new piece of artwork. This time around he's teased fans of his Battle Chasers comic series with a new piece of art featuring one of the protagonists, Gully, all grown up as a mature teen(?). It's a great sketch and the reaction has been positive with fans asking if the art is a tease for new comics or for a sequel to the Battle Chasers: Nightwar game. With Airship Syndicate's resent release of 'Darksiders: Genesis' on PC (console versions are due out in February) and 'Ruined King: A League of Legends Story,' there's still ONE unannounced game that's in development. Fingers crossed that it's a sequel to Battle Chasers: Nightwar.



Here are some more sketches Joe Mad! has posted the last few months. Most are kickerstarter backer rewards for fans that donated to the Battle Chasers: Nightwar campaign.

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Gabriel Frost said…
Thank you for writing and sharing this
January 04, 2022 4:08 PM
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