Crackdown gets comic book series starting February 2019
Illustrated explosions are the best.
Crackdown 3 is on track for its February 2019 launch, but it seems like another Crackdown-related item is also going to make that release date. There is a Crackdown comic book series in the works from Dynamite Comics. Artist Ricardo Jaime said on Twitter, "Amazing new mini-series from Dynamite Comics will be on the stores in February. Don't forget to preorder yours! Cover and interior art by me with the amazing writing of Jon Goff."
You can preorder the first one in the series through Dynamite Comics through its website. It only costs $3.99 so give it a go if you're a fan of the franchise. The comic book will ship on February 20, 2019.
CRACKDOWN! Amazing new mini series from @DynamiteComics will be on the stores in february. Don't forget to pre-order yours!
Cover and interior art by me with the amazing writing of @jon_goff.#dynamite #dynamiteentertainment #comics #crackdown #crackdown3 #xbox #chiaroscuro pic.twitter.com/PL0WzIywTxCRACKDOWN! Amazing new mini series from @DynamiteComics will be on the stores in february. Don't forget to pre-order yours!
Cover and interior art by me with the amazing writing of @jon_goff.#dynamite #dynamiteentertainment #comics #crackdown #crackdown3 #xbox #chiaroscuro pic.twitter.com/PL0WzIywTx— Ricardo Jaime - Comic Book Artist (@ricardojaime) December 4, 2018December 4, 2018
Crackdown 3 was supposed to launch many months ago, but was pushed back to February 15 to polish up the experience. Luckily, it looks like this release date will stick because it's available for digital preorder now through the Xbox Store. You can buy it for $59.99, or you can grab it with Xbox Game Pass, for $9.99 per month.
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