Battle Chaser's #10 Update From Joe Madureira and Ludo Lullabi Cover Reveal

With Airship Syndicate's 'Ruined King: A League of Legends Story' now released to the world, Joe Madureira finally has some time to get back to Battle Chaser's news.

On twitter he posted, "In OTHER news: BC10 is art complete (32 hefty pages) and @ludolullabi is making great progress on #11. Which means we'll be able to confidently announce a date soon. Ruined King took much longer than we planned (check out Ludo's amazing work there too) but we are back on track!"

He also mentioned, "I literally jump around giddy with every page, Ludo is just killing it! More news soon!"

Ludo Lullani tweeted in response, "what a pleasure to be able to finally give some news about BC10. Ruined King took a much longer time than we thought. However it's coming along. What a pleasure to work on this comic with @JoeMadx"

Breakdown of News

Battle Chasers Issue 10 is DONE
Issue 10 will be 32 pages
Ludo Lullabi is making great progress on Issue 11

Joe Madureira's Battle Chasers Issue 10 Cover by Ludo Lullabi featuring the Characters Garrison and Red Monika

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