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Image Comics has announced upcoming paperback adventures starring Lara Croft penned to debut May 2004. Tomb Raider Issue 42, written by James Bonny, pencilled by Wilson Tortosa, coloured by Tyson Wengler, and cover by Adam Hughes, features 32 pages of action and sees our intrepid heroine scout through sand-stricken Australia bent on solving another murderous spree.

Last Updated: Feb 22, 2004

Top Cow Inc., proud bastion of all things Tomb Raider paperback related, are offering readers a chance to purchase a collection of exclusive signed Tomb Raider comics for as little as $14.99! Tomb Raider 1/2 features a Dynamic Forces exclusive alternate cover by Andy Park, the prelude to the historic crossover. The Dynamic Forces edition also sports an exclusive cover by Mike Turner stamped with a signature from Dan Jurgens.

Last Updated: Oct 7, 2003

Top Cow Inc. comic book publishers for Eidos' Lara Croft Tomb Raider adventure series, has announced two new adventures starring British aristocrat Lara Croft. The continuing saga of the now released Tomb Raider video game The Angel Of Darkness continues as Top Cow and Eidos bring Lara Croft's latest pixelated adventures straight to the comics page! Lara takes on her ultimate nemesis, Professor Werner Von Croy, under the watchful eye of writer extraordinary and hubba-hubba cover artist Adam Hughes. Drop your joystick and pick up this book! Written by Adam Hughes, penned by Jonathan Sibal and coloured by Jonathan D. Smith, Tomb Raider 33 is priced $2.99, sports 32 pages and available in all good comic book stores.

Last Updated: Sep 16, 2003

Top Cow, the official Tomb Raider comic-book franchise publisher, has announced two new additions featuring British aristocrat Lara Croft and another host of evil adversaries bent on toppling the buxom gunslinger from her archeological pedestal.

Last Updated: Nov 13, 2002

Image Comics has announced that it will offer Tomb Raider #1/2 free to all retailers as the publisher's contribution to the upcoming Free Comic Book Day event on Saturday, May 4. According to the company, Image will absorb all printing costs for the comic, so retailers will only pay shipping charges for their usual order.

Last Updated: Jan 23, 2002