Warhammer 40,000: Sisters of Battle

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I’m not sure if you were aware, but in the grim darkness of Warhammer 40,000’s far future there is only war. The Astra Militarum, also known as the Imperial Guard, has gotten more and more diverse over the years. Outside of comic journalism, I am the artist of many weird pictures, and the guitarist of many heavy riffs. Show your faith and fervour to the Emperor by joining Marvel for the next phase of WARHAMMER comics! Torunn GrØnbekk opens the story with a man in cobbled-together armor throwing what appear to be religious priests off a very high ledge.

It should be a smash-and-grab operation, but forces hidden deep beneath the planet’s surface threaten to throw the mission into Chaos.

And while it does feel like a healthy knowledge of the Warhammer universe and its characters would make this a richer reading experience, there's still enough here to scratch that violent war-loving itch. The epic showdown between Iron Man and his allies and Korvac and his cohort continues aboard Galactus' worldship! Warhammer is for everyone” the company said last year during the thick of the Black Lives Matter protests, and it felt good to hear that said.

A recent short story in White Dwarf magazine took great care to talk about all the women in uniform fighting and dying on the front lines. Recounting various adventures of the incredibly old and angry-looking Chapter Master of the Ultramarines, that series landed pretty well, all told – clearly well enough for Marvel and GW to green-light further projects, in any case. Written by Torunn Grønbekk ( The Mighty Valkyries ) and with art by Edgar Salazar ( Uncanny X-Men ), the series follows a squad of Battle Sisters as they fight to retrieve a lost Inquisitorial acolyte on planet Siscia and put down a heretical uprising for good measure.I'm beyond thrilled to continue Marvel's Warhammer 40,000 line with this new series," states Grønbekk. They dress in black armor with red accents and, like all Sisters of Battle, have a preference for flamethrowers. If theyre going to go with another Imperial series, the Battles Sisters certainly seem interesting enough to follow around for a few issues. Warhammer 40,000: Sisters of Battle will be written by Torunn Grønbekk with art from Edgar Salazar, and will dive headlong into the grimdark world of Warhammer's Imperium of Man. Other comic books set in Warhammer’s universes have previously been published by the firm’s own Black Library label – which released titles such as Kal Jerico and Daemonifuge – as well as third parties like Boom!