The Witcher: House of Glass

The Witcher: House of Glass

Publication information
Original	1st issue: 19 March 2014^[1] - 10 September 2014
Type	Comic miniseries
Published	Dark Horse Comics, CD Projekt RED
ISBN	1-61655-474-6 / 978-1-61655-474-3
Preceded by	The Witcher: Reasons of State
Followed by	The Witcher: Fox Children
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The Witcher: House of Glass (Polish: Dom ze szkła) is a comic book series written by Paul Tobin and illustrated by Joe Querio, published by Dark Horse Comics. It is a part of CD Projekt's The Witcher franchise, and therefore, while it is an original story featuring Geralt of Rivia, it is visually based on CD Projekt's The Witcher video games. The first issue was published on March 19, 2014 and the final one on September 10, 2014.

It was followed by The Witcher: Fox Children in 2015.

Summary[ | ]

The story of "House of Glass" is set near the Caed Dhu, the Black Forest, in the land of the Angren. Geralt meets a widowed man whose wife has returned as an undead and resides in an eerie mansion known as the House of Glass, a mysterious mansion filled with horrors. With its endless rooms and horror around every corner, Geralt will have to "use all his witcher prowess to solve the manor's mystery and survive".

Publication information[ | ]

Comic miniseries[ | ]

Dark Horse Comics offers a printed and a digital version, both in English or Polish language. Due to licensing restrictions, the polish edition is only available in Poland! Also, note that unfortunately digital versions are not available DRM-free.

Genre: Action/Adventure, Horror Age range: 14

Issue 1:

19 March 2014
The Witcher, No. 1/2014, 24 pages, price: $3.99, UPC: 7 61568 24213 3 00111
Creators: Paul Tobin (writer), Joe Querio (artist), Carlos Badilla (colorist), Dan Panosian und Dave Johnson (cover artists)

Contents: Traveling near the edge of the Black Forest, monster hunter Geralt meets a widowed fisherman whose dead and murderous wife resides in an eerie mansion known as the House of Glass-which seems to have endless rooms, nothing to fill them with, and horror around every corner.

Issue 2:

23 April 2014
The Witcher, No. 2/2014, 24 pages, price: $3.99, UPC: 7 61568 24213 3 00211
Creators: Paul Tobin (writer), Joe Querio (artist, cover artist), Carlos Badilla (colorist)

Contents: As our heroes explore the creepy corridors of the House of Glass, monster hunter Geralt faces an army of horrific creatures ready to sink their teeth into him!

Issue 3:

21 May 2014
The Witcher, No. 3/2014, 24 pages, price: $3.99, UPC: 7 61568 24213 3 00311
Creators: Paul Tobin (writer), Joe Querio (artist, cover artist), Carlos Badilla (colorist)

Contents: Madness begins to plague the minds of our heroes as they wander through the horrific hallways of the House of Glass and discover the true origins of its tenants.

Issue 4:

18 June 2014
The Witcher, No. 4/2014, 24 pages, price: $3.99, UPC: 7 61568 24213 3 00411
Creators: Paul Tobin (writer), Joe Querio (artist, cover artist), Carlos Badilla (colorist)

Contents: Geralt struggles to maintain his sanity as he is forced to endure the House of Glass’s unrelenting torment! He soon finds himself questioning Jakob’s true motivation and is faced with a dark new omen!

Issue 5:

16 July 2014
The Witcher, No. 5/2014, 24 pages, price: $3.99 (Pre-order: $3.19 at TFAW.com, state: 25 April 2014), UPC: 7 61568 24213 3 00511
Creators: Paul Tobin (writer), Joe Querio (artist, cover artist), Carlos Badilla (colorist)

Contents: Geralt uncovers a bitter betrayal, leading to the release of a legion of cursed souls! As he endures their onslaught, he must also seek escape from the torture of the House of Glass!

Trade paperback edition[ | ]

The 5 issues of the comic edition were collected in one trade paperback volume.
Genre: Action/Adventure, Horror
Age range: 14

The Witcher Volume 1 TPB:

10 September 2014
The Witcher, vol. 1, TPB, 120 pages, price: $17.99 (Pre-order: $14.39 at TFAW.com, state: 25 April 2014), ISBN-10: 1-61655-474-6, ISBN-13: 978-1-61655-474-3
Creators: Paul Tobin (writer), Joe Querio (artist), Mike Mignola (cover artist), Carlos Badilla (colorist)

Contents: Traveling near the edge of the Black Forest, monster hunter Geralt meets a widowed fisherman whose dead and murderous wife resides in an eerie mansion known as the House of Glass—a labyrinth of endless rooms with nothing to fill them, and horror around every corner. Collects the entire miniseries.

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