Tag Archives: art books

Into the retro-cool, 60s aesthetic of We Happy Few? Then you’re going to love what Dark Horse has in store with their latest art book.

It’s a mega year for Mega Man fans, as the blue bomber is getting all kinds of love from Capcom. And now Udon is getting in on things.

Excited for EA’s new multiplayer shooter Anthem? Then you might be interested to know that Dark Horse Comics has an art book incoming.

Fantasy, sci-fi, and steampunk collide in a book that seeks to offer the best of all three genres. Though sections of the varied content might not appeal to all, “The Art of Fantasy, Sci-Fi and Steampunk” is an undeniably gorgeous volume.

Did you really think that Dark Horse Comics wound’t be putting out a Breath of the Wild art book? Well, if you did, you were wrong. The publisher will be producing a book on the latest Legend of Zelda adventure that’ll be hitting this fall.

Publisher Udon continues to craft its new series of art books, this time going into the horrifying world of a now classic series. Get ready for the company’s Dark Souls III: Design Works.

It’s going to be a good year for God of War fans in 2018, with a new game. But there’s also an art book and comic book mini-series  on the way.

Robotech fans, this is one to watch. Robotech Visual Archive: The Macross Saga is heading to retail.

Publisher Dark Horse Comics is about to begin a detailed plunge into the Final Fantasy series. It begins with the Ultimania Archive.

I love art books for a number of reasons. Not only can they inspire artists, but they’re also collectible items for fans. The Art of Splatoon hits both marks.

Comic book publisher Dynamite has been making quite the name for itself with art books. Their latest, featuring Street Fighter, is almost ready for round one.

There’s a whole mess of BioWare heading to comic and book shops. Dark Horse has four new tomes scheduled, all of which star the characters and worlds of Mass Effect and Dragon Age.

Do you like gaming history, or classic stuff from the hey-day of the Atari? Then you’re going to love what Dynamite has in store for its new poster book.

Worthy of all 250+ pages, ultra-tough video game Bloodborne is getting the art book treatment from Udon.