Ashe: Warmother Physical Edition Available Now!

The Iceborn·5/15/2019, 9:31:52 AM·15 votes·18,895 views

####Reminder

Hey guys, posting this thread to remind everyone that the phsyical edition of Ashe: Warmother is now available for purchase!

The paperback contains the 4 Issues of the comic plus there is bonus content that we haven't seen before in any special or normal edition. Keep in mind that you can also purchase 2 or more comics if you collect them or want to gift them to a friend or maybe you want to donate a comic to the local library like **Lady Faceless **here on the boards did! Remember to leave a review!

You can buy the physical edition in your local comic store, on Amazon(incl. Kindle) or Comixology. For more Information on other editions and purchase options visit this Thread. Special thanks to **Falrein **for allowing me to share a picture of the comic he ordered! This is what it looks like: https://i.imgur.com/FqUUqkM.jpg[]

32 Comments

RiotWAAARGHbobo5/15/2019, 7:20:59 PM9 votes

Thanks for reminding everyone Ice!

If I can make a request. For you (and everyone reading who bought the book from Amazon) please consider giving it a review. (Metrics are a thing!) .

Please Please do the reviews, 'cause I really want to make make book 2!!

There's not really a sticker for me begging... maybe this is closest?

[sg-soraka]

Thanx!

Lady Faceless5/15/2019, 3:56:13 PM7 votes

I wish I would hold my copy in my hands now but my retailer haven't got theirs yet. Well, guess I have to sneak out in my lunch break to get it.

Also yeah, can't wait to donate a copy for my local library as well. Supporting the narrative team AND the local library? Sound like a win-win to me.

Falrein5/15/2019, 9:55:10 AM4 votes

Yeah the paper trade version is really cool! There isn't much more than what we've seen in the special Marvel editions - however, the little we've got is really interesting, such as the artist's commentary on the character designs, or even Odin's note at the end of the book! I really like the way it's assembled.

I've already given my feedback to Mary on Twitter, but I think what I love the most is how the book ends. It's super interesting to have a note from the writer, as well as a story (which, in this case, is Silence for the Damned) written by them. I sincerely hope this is something they'll keep doing and not just a one-time thing!

What is also interesting (and that I have not mentioned in my tweet) is that if you're new to League's lore, there are some stuff to help you understand the context (there is a map to situate the Freljord, a brief description of it, this sorta stuff). I know these comics are mostly directed towards an audience that already has interest in lore, but I still really enjoy that they put this effort into their paper trade version. If I were to lend my version to a friend that has no knowledge of League's lore, they wouldn't be totally lost thanks to that, and it is something I really appreciate!

I know League's lore is still on its way to development, and that its audience isn't that large, mainly because League of Legends is a game that doesn't rest on lore, but with stuff like this, the only thing that is missing is something that will push a playerbase to be more invested in the lore. And I have to believe something's on the way for it happen.

SickAnto5/15/2019, 11:09:04 AM3 votes

Great! You know if there are the Comic in other languages? Like, italian, spanish, deutch ecc?

d00mface5/15/2019, 10:53:31 PM2 votes

Yay! Can't wait to head to the bookstore and pick this up! :D

Es Neeko5/15/2019, 10:44:55 PM1 votes

I know you said to look at the other thread for other purchase options, but I want to ask here anyway. I tend to buy my books in person at Barnes&Noble, do you know if you guys will eventually market there or no?