Amid a hunt for a mysterious beast, Geralt makes a discovery that will surrender a town to its fate.Ancient dwarven mines have attracted treasure hunters, and legend has it a horned beast is killing them. With no signs of an attack, Geralt surveys the lay of the land, but in the labyrinth of the dwarven caves, what remains is best left untouched. With an unprecedented act of rage befalling the nearby town and a promise of fortune, could there be a connection? As the townsfolk succumb to greed and obsession, Geralt must prevent a tragedy fated by blood . . . and within blood. Collects The Witcher: Blood Stone #1–#4.
Contributors: (W) Daniel Freedman (A) Pius Bak; Roman Titov
Daniel Freedman is a comic book creator, screenwriter, film editor and director. His portfolio includes work for Warner Brothers, Lions Gate, Marvel, Image, Dark Horse, Vice, and more.Daniel has edited feature films, award-winning documentaries like Dirty Hands: The Life and Crimes of David Choe, as well as multitudes of short-form content including music videos, commercials, short films, and web series.When not editing, Daniel splits his time writing for both print and screen, best known for the hit series Undying Love and the original graphic novels Raiders, Birdking and Kali. He is a Los Angeles native.Pius Bak is an illustrator and comic book artist from Lithuania. He has worked with comic book publishers such as Vault, Dark Horse, BOOM! Studios, IDW on various titles including Godfather of Hell (with writer Cavan Scott), Eat the Rich, Stranger Things, Firefly, Adventure Time, Jim Henson’s Labyrinth and co-created comic series Slightly Exaggerated. In between working on comics he also enjoys creating fiction book covers as well as music album covers. Pius Bak is an illustrator and comic book artist from Lithuania. He has worked with comic book publishers such as Vault, Dark Horse, BOOM! Studios, IDW on various titles including Godfather of Hell (with writer Cavan Scott), Eat the Rich, Stranger Things, Firefly, Adventure Time, Jim Henson’s Labyrinth and co-created comic series Slightly Exaggerated. In between working on comics he also enjoys creating fiction book covers as well as music album covers.