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The Witcher Volume 8: Wild Animals

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From land to sea, Geralt finds that where man and creature coexist, there is an unspoken rule—one where the skills of a witcher go beyond killing monsters.
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From land to sea, Geralt finds that where man and creature coexist, there is an unspoken rule—one where the skills of a witcher go beyond killing monsters. When a job at sea takes a bloody turn, Geralt is washed ashore on a strange new land. Taken in by local hunters, they discover a bargain to be had—a task for an indebted witcher and a share in the reward. But an omnipresent eye watches their every move, and Geralt is soon dragged into a conflict between the hunters and a mysterious clan known to kill humans. Created in close collaboration with CD Projekt Red! Collects issues #1–#4 of the Dark Horse Comics series The Witcher: Wild Animals, written by Bartosz Sztybor (The Witcher: The Ballad of Two Wolves, Cyberpunk 2077: Edgerunners) with stunning art by Nataliia Rerekina (Moonchosen) and colors by Patricio Delpeche (Strange Skies Over East Berlin).

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Release Date:
July 22, 2024
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Dark Horse
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The artstyle is amazing, as always but the story was really unsatisfying. There is the typical moral issue but unlike in other stories, nothing is resolved. I also felt like Geralt was just an accidental spectator in the whole thing, I don't feel like his presence mattered much in the course of the story. Nothing that happened seemed to have much effect on Geralt either.
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