Dungeons & Dragons (IDW Publishing)

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Publisher IDW Publishing
ScheduleIrregular
Format Ongoing and limited series
Genre Action/adventure, fantasy, magic, swashbuckler
Publication dateAugust 2010 – April 2024
No. of issues104

Dungeons & Dragons is a series of comic books published by IDW Publishing, under the license from Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast, based on the Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) fantasy role-playing game. From 2010 to 2024, IDW Publishing released two Dungeons & Dragons ongoing series, fifteen Dungeons & Dragons limited series, three crossover series, two annuals and a graphic novel.

Contents

It was originally based on the 4th Edition core setting of D&D. [1] [2] Starting with the Legends of Baldur's Gate mini-series in 2014, the comics have been tied to the 5th Edition core setting. [3]

In July 2024, Wizards of the Coast announced that Dark Horse Comics will gain the Dungeons & Dragons comics license in 2025. [4] [5]

Ongoing and limited series

Fell's Five

Set in Nentir Vale, the first ongoing series of Dungeons & Dragons [6] started in August 2010 with an issue 0 that introduced the major characters. It then continued with issue 1 in November of that year. 16 issues were published with the last issue being released in February 2012. [7] [8] [9] The series was written by John Rogers and illustrated by Andrea Di Vito, Denis Medri, Horacio Domingues and Juanan. [10] The collection includes three adventures for D&D 4th edition, with encounters from the story; [10] SP-1 Bad day, SP-2 Hide in plain sight, SP-1 1 It goes horribly right.

Dark Sun

Dark Sun is a five-issue limited series that was released from January–May 2011 based on the Dark Sun campaign setting. [1] [11] It was written by Alex Irvine with art by Peter Bergting. [12]

The Legend of Drizzt: Neverwinter Tales

The Legend of Drizzt: Neverwinter Tales, also a five-issue mini-series, started in August 2011. It was written by R.A. Salvatore and based on his famous D&D character, Drizzt Do'Urden, from the Forgotten Realms setting. [1]

Eberron

A two-issue mini-series, Infestation 2: Dungeons & Dragons, was published in February 2012 as part of the IDW-wide Infes2ation crossover. The series is based on the Eberron campaign setting. [13] It was written by Paul Crilley with art by Valerio Schiti, Livio Ramondelli and Menton J. Matthews III (credited as menton3). [14] [15] Dungeons & Dragons Annual, published in April 2012, was also set in Eberron. It was written by Paul Crilley with art by Paco Diaz and Menton J. Matthews III (credited as menton3). [16] Then in June 2015, an Eberron themed trade paperback was published - Dungeons & Dragons: Abraxis Wren of Eberron collects Infestation 2: Dungeons & Dragons #1-2, the 2012 Annual and the Eye of the Wolf comic. [17] The Eye of the Wolf comic was originally published in 2006 by Devil's Due Publishing and was written by Keith Baker with art by Chris Lie and Rob Ruffolo. [18] [19]

Forgotten Realms

Forgotten Realms is an ongoing series that released five issues between May and November 2012; it was based on original characters in the Forgotten Realms setting. It was written by Ed Greenwood, creator of the setting, with art by Lee Ferguson and Sal Buscema. [20] [21] [22]

Forgotten Realms: Cutter

Forgotten Realms: Cutter is a five-issue mini-series that started in April 2013. It was written by R. A. Salvatore and Geno Salvatore with art by David Baldeon and Steve Ellis. [23] [24]

A Darkened Wish

A Darkened Wish is a Forgotten Realms five-issue mini-series set in the Sea of Swords (a region in Faerûn that separates the Sword Coast from the Nelanther Isles and the Moonshae Isles) written by B. Dave Walters with art by Tess Fowler. [25] The first issue was published in March 2019. [26] In 2020, Walters was the Dungeon Master for A Darkened Wish , an official actual play web series, which was based on the comic; it ran for 30 episodes and ended in 2021. [27] [28]

At the Spine of the World

A four-issue mini-series set in the Icewind Dale region of Faerûn, entitled Dungeons & Dragons: At the Spine of the World, began in November 2020. [29] [30] It was written by AJ Mendez and Aimee Garcia with art by Martin Coccolo and colors by Katrina Mae Hao. [30] [31] Its release corresponded with the release of the adventure module Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden (2021). [29]

Ravenloft: Orphan of Agony Isle

A four-issue limited series by writer Casey Gilly and artist Bayleigh Underwood [32] which was released between June and October 2022. The series focuses on the mad scientist Viktra Mordenheim, the Darklord of Ravenloft's Lamordia domain introduced in Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft (2021), and Miranda, a woman without memory who was resurrected by Mordenheim. [33] [34] [35] [36]

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves—The Feast of the Moon

The Feast of the Moon is a 96-page graphic novel which serves as a prequel to the film Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023). The graphic novel focuses on Edgin (the bard played by Chris Pine in the film) as he and his band of thieves end up in conflict with both the Bandit King and a local town's inhabitants. It also includes a back-up story focused on Xenk (the paladin played by Regé-Jean Page) and the Helmet of Disjunction. [37] It was written by Jeremy Lambert and Ellen Boener and drawn by Eduardo Ferigato and Guillermo Sanna [38] [39] and was released on March 7, 2023 before the release of the film on March 31, 2023. [40] [41]

Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures

A four-issue limited series based on the 1983-85 Dungeons & Dragons animated TV series was released starting in March 2023, written by David M. Booher and Sam Maggs and drawn by George Kambadais. [42] [43] IDW Endless Summer Dungeons & Dragons Saturday Morning Adventures #1, as part of IDW's Endless Summer annuals, was published in August 2023; it was written by Booher with art by Jack Lawrence. [44] [45]

Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures II

A sequel four-issue limited series based on the 1983-85 Dungeons & Dragons animated TV series, which continues the adventures of Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures (2023), was released starting in January 2024. It was written by David M. Booher and drawn by George Kambadais. [46] [47]

Legends of Baldur's Gate

Trade paperback cover of Legends of Baldur's Gate (2015) with art by Sarah Stone. Legends of Baldur's Gate, 2015 trade paperback cover.jpg
Trade paperback cover of Legends of Baldur's Gate (2015) with art by Sarah Stone.

Set in the Forgotten Realms setting, Legends of Baldur's Gate is a five-issue limited series that started in October 2014. It was written by Jim Zub with art by Max Dunbar and Sarah Stone. [48] [49] Jim Zub "has had a hand in nearly every D&D comic since" this limited series was published. [50]

Five sequel limited series have been published:

Shadows of the Vampire

Shadows of the Vampire is a five-issue sequel to Legends of Baldur's Gate written by Jim Zub with art by Nelson Daniel and Max Dunbar. It features Strahd von Zarovich as the main villain and the realm of Ravenloft as its main setting. It started publishing in May 2016. [51] [52] [50]

Frost Giant’s Fury

Frost Giant’s Fury is the third five-issue mini-series centered on the group of heroes from Baldur’s Gate written by Jim Zub with art by Netho Diaz. [53] [50] It started publishing in January 2017. [54] [55]

Evil at Baldur’s Gate

Evil at Baldur’s Gate is the fourth five-issue mini-series following the heroes from Baldur’s Gate written by Jim Zub and Steven Cummings with art by Dean Kotz, John Wycough, Harvey Tolibao, Jim Zub and Francesco Mortarino. It started publishing in April 2018. [56] [57]

Infernal Tides

Infernal Tides is the fifth five-issue mini-series involving the heroes from Baldur’s Gate. It was published in November 2019 and written by Jim Zub with art by Max Dunbar. [58]

Mindbreaker

Mindbreaker is the sixth five-issue mini-series involving the heroes from Baldur’s Gate; the series acts as a prelude to the video game Baldur's Gate III . [59] [60] It is written by Jim Zub with art by Eduardo Mello and started publishing in October 2021. [61] [62]

Crossovers

Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons

In 2018, publishers IDW Publishing and Oni Press presented a crossover between the adult animated sitcom Rick and Morty comic book and Dungeons & Dragons . [63] The four-issue crossover comic was co-written by Jim Zub and Patrick Rothfuss, with art by Troy Little, starting its own publishing in August 2018. [64] [65] [66]

The Rick and Morty vs Dungeons and Dragons Deluxe Edition was nominated for the 2022 "Best Graphic Album—Reprint" Eisner Award. [67]

Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons Chapter II: Painscape

A four-issue sequel mini-series was published in September 2019. [68] It was written by Jim Zub and Sarah Stern with art by Troy Little. [66]

Stranger Things and Dungeons & Dragons

A five-issue crossover comic with the Netflix television series Stranger Things was published by IDW and Dark Horse Comics on November 4, 2020. It was co-written by Jim Zub and Jody Houser with art by Diego Galindo, colors by Michele Assarasakorn, and letters by Nate Piekos. [69]

Reception

Dungeons & Dragons was #7 on CBR's "10 Best Comic Books & Graphic Novels Any D&D Player Should Read" list — the article states "it's a 15-issue comic book series that unfortunately got canceled. Don't be put off by that though– Fell's Five is highly-rated and features interesting characters each complementing and opposing the other, making them a dysfunctional party that somehow still works and gets through the skin of their teeth". [70]

In his review of the ongoing Dungeons & Dragons series, Chris Sims, for ComicsAlliance , wrote that John Rogers has "devoted the book not just to a great fantasy storyline [...] but some of the strongest and most engaging character work I've seen in a while. [...] The amazing thing is that Adric Fell and his crew are actually good characters in their own right, while still being completely believable as being the inhabitants of a world build entirely on the rigid, arcane rules that govern a roleplaying game. It's unbelievably tricky to pull both of those off at once, but Rogers does it. [...] It's all stuff that fans of D&D (and the fantasy literature it draws inspiration from) are all familiar with, but the way they interact with each other makes it feel fresh and fun, and it's perfectly complimented[ sic ] by Di Vito's expressive art. [...] In short, it's the story of the best D&D campaign ever, as played by the group I wish I was a part of". [71]

Reviews of Dungeons & Dragons:Days of Endless Adventure, which collects the Legends of Baldur’s Gate, Shadows of the Vampire, and Frost Giant’s Fury trades, were generally positive. SJ Twining, for Screen Rant , wrote: "Days of Endless Adventure is the perfect illustrated introduction to the world’s greatest roleplaying game. [...] Legends of Baldur’s Gate faithfully recreates the Forgotten Realms in continuity and detail, drawing upon the legendary campaign setting’s lore and adapting it with aspects highlighted in Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition". [72] Gavin Sheehan, for Bleeding Cool , wrote in his review: "You're getting 15 issues total with nearly three years worth of storytelling. Each set serves a very specific purpose in the canon of the characters you're introduced to. The first set brings about proper introductions and forming up the party of characters and dealing with a crisis, the second set gives you a familiar villain to Dungeons & Dragons lore, and the third, quite frankly, goes off the rails on purpose with an insane adventure that few mortals would ever dare tread into. [...] The back of the book features a mix of official artwork from Dungeons & Dragons' various adventure books and promotional material, as well as alternative artwork for certain scenes and even a few sketches of the characters as you can see the work that went into making them come to life. You also get character sheets for all five of the main party characters [...]. Its a slice of something different that doesn't read like other adventure comics out there, which fits perfectly with the motif of the tabletop RPG franchise it's based on". [50]

Collected editions

The series has been collected in the following trade paperbacks:

TitleMaterial collectedDateISBN
The Legend of Drizzt: Omnibus Volume 1The Legend of Drizzt: Homeland #1-3, The Legend of Drizzt: Exile #1-3 and The Legend of Drizzt: Sojourn #1-3September 2011 ISBN   1-60010-997-7
Dungeons & Dragons Volume 1: ShadowplagueDungeons & Dragons #0-5June 19, 2012 ISBN   1-60010-922-5
Dark Sun: Ianto's TombDungeons & Dragons: Dark Sun #1-5August 14, 2012 ISBN   1-60010-996-9
The Legend of Drizzt: Omnibus Volume 2The Legend of Drizzt: The Crystal Shard #1-3, The Legend of Drizzt: Streams of Silver #1-3 and The Legend of Drizzt: The Halfling's Gem #1-3September 2012 ISBN   1-61377-395-1
Dungeons & Dragons Volume 2: First EncountersDungeons & Dragons #6-11December 18, 2012 ISBN   1-61377-084-7
The Legend of Drizzt: Neverwinter TalesNeverwinter Tales #1-5March 2012 ISBN   1-61377-156-8
Dungeons & Dragons Volume 3: DownDungeons & Dragons #12-15May 8, 2012 ISBN   1-61377-178-9
Forgotten RealmsForgotten Realms #1-5January 15, 2013 ISBN   1-61377-825-2
Forgotten Realms: CutterForgotten Realms: Cutter #1-5December 17, 2013 ISBN   1-61377-792-2
Dungeons & Dragons: Fell's FiveDungeons & Dragons #0-15February 25, 2014 ISBN   978-1613778463
Legends of Baldur's GateLegends of Baldur's Gate #1-5May 19, 2015 ISBN   1-63140-250-1
Abraxis Wren of EberronInfestation 2: Dungeons & Dragons #1-2,
2012 Annual and Eye of the Wolf,

2006 Eye of the Wolf (originally published by Devil's Due Publishing)

June 2015 ISBN   978-1-63140-265-4
Forgotten Realms OmnibusForgotten Realms #1-5, Forgotten Realms: Cutter #1-5, Neverwinter Tales #1-5February 2016 ISBN   978-1631404641
Shadows of the VampireShadows of the Vampire #1-5November 2016 ISBN   1-63140-766-X
Frost Giant's FuryFrost Giant’s Fury #1-5October 2017 ISBN   1-63140-928-X
Evil at Baldur's GateEvil at Baldur’s Gate #1-5November 2018 ISBN   1-68405-335-8
Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & DragonsRick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons #1-4March 2019 ISBN   978-1-68405-416-9
Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons: Chapter II: PainscapeRick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons: Chapter II: Painscape #1-4March 3, 2020 ISBN   978-1620106907
Dungeons & Dragons: Days of Endless AdventureLegends of Baldur's Gate, Shadows of the Vampire and Frost Giant's FuryMarch 23, 2020 ISBN   978-1-68405-275-2
A Darkened WishA Darkened Wish #1-5April 8, 2020 ISBN   978-1684055388
Infernal TidesInfernal Tides #1-5February 2021 ISBN   978-1684056293
Stranger Things and Dungeons & DragonsStranger Things and Dungeons & Dragons #1-4July 6, 2021 ISBN   978-1506721071
At the Spine of the WorldDungeons & Dragons: At the Spine of the World #1-4July 27, 2021 ISBN   978-1-68405-791-7
Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons: Deluxe EditionRick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons #1-4 & Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons: Chapter II: Painscape #1-4September 7, 2021 ISBN   978-1-62010-875-8
Dungeons & Dragons: Best of Minsc & BooLegends of Baldur’s Gate #1, Shadows of the Vampire #2, Evil at Baldur’s Gate #1, and Evil at Baldur’s Gate #5 [73] April 13, 2022 [74]
MindbreakerMindbreaker #1-5July 19, 2022 ISBN   978-1-68405-888-4
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves- The Feast of the MoonMarch 7, 2023 [41] ISBN   978-1-68405-911-9
Ravenloft: Orphan of Agony IsleRavenloft: Orphan of Agony Isle #1-4March 14, 2023 [75] ISBN   978-1684059560
Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning AdventuresDungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures #1-4October 31, 2023 ISBN   978-1-68405-943-0

Reprints

IDW began printing trade paperback collections of earlier Dungeons & Dragons series by other publishers starting in March 2011.

A list of reprints:

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