The new Alan Wake 2: Night Springs DLC features comic art by a legendary Batman artist
Jun. 10, 2024Batman: City of Madness creator Christian Ward has provided new art for the DLC
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Night Springs, the first DLC expansion for Remedy Entertainment’s hit survival horror gameAlan Wake 2, has arrived and it contains new art by fan favorite comics artist Christian Ward.
Ward, who recently wrote and drew the three-issue Batman: City of Madness limited series for DC, confirmed on hisTwitter accounton June 8 that he was the creator behind the art, sharing the below page as an example.
The title Night Springs has many different connotations within the world of Alan Wake. It’s the name of a fictional TV show and media franchise that’s very clearly inspired, in part, by The Twilight Zone. There are several locations with that name and there’s even a song of the same title tied into the new expansion.
Alan Wake II: Night Springs is out now. A second DLC is currently in development.
You can check out some of Christian Ward’sbeautiful art for Batman: City of Madness here.
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