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Udon Entertainment Announces Street Fighter Reloaded, Just 99 cents an Issue

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Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the Street Fighter fighting game franchise, UDON‘s very first comic story returns this November as a value-priced 6-issue mini-series! For only 99 cents an issue, fans who’ve never read these classic tales can see how Ryu, Guile, Ken, and Chun-li first began their journeys to becoming true World Warriors!

Street Fighter Reloaded is a re-release of UDON’s original Street Fighter comic series Street Fighter (2003) #1-6. This is the series that started UDON’s venture into publishing nearly 15 years ago. Written by Ken Siu-Chong, main story artwork is provided by artists Arnold Tsang and Alvin Lee.

The series also features a cavalcade of comics’ top creators providing bonus stories and cover artwork. Street Fighter Reloaded  #1 sports both a 4-page story and cover art by comics legend Joe Madureira, while issue #2 includes a bonus story drawn by the fantastic Adam Warren and cover art by the great J. Scott Campbell. Later issues of the mini-series will include bonus stories from great talents like Kaare Andrews, Kevin Lau, and Hyung-Tae Kim.

Street Fighter Reloaded #1 and #2 arrive in stores November 2017, with the remaining issues #3-6 releasing every two weeks through December and January. Softcover trade paperback volumes collecting this story arc, and its direct continuation will begin releasing in April 2018.

Cryptozoic and Capcom Will Release Street Fighter Knockouts and Lil Knockouts at San Diego Comic-Con

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Cryptozoic Entertainment and Capcom, will release Street Fighter Knockouts and Street Fighter Lil Knockouts vinyl figures at San Diego Comic-Con, July 20-23 at the San Diego Convention Center. To celebrate the first opportunity for fans to buy the 7-inch and 2.75-inch collectibles based on the classic Street Fighter video game franchise, Yoshinori Ono—the renowned producer of several games in the series—will be signing and giving away figures at Cryptozoic’s booth (#115) on Friday, July 21 from 11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.

Street Fighter Knockouts are 7-inch vinyl figures that feature the powerful women from the video game series. Packaged in display-worthy window boxes, Series 1 includes Chun-Li, Cammy, and Sakura. The figures were designed by Pedro Astudillo and sculpted by Anders Ehrenborg.

Street Fighter Lil Knockouts are 2.75-inch vinyl figures based on fan-favorite characters from the video game franchise. Series 1 consists of Ryu, Chun-Li, Cammy, Ken, Blanka, Guile, Sakura, M. Bison, Zangief, and Akuma. In addition, there will be two rare variant Chase figures. Designed by Pedro Astudillo and sculpted by Sam Greenwell, each figure comes in Cryptozoic’s signature, collectible blind-reveal tin.

Street Fighter Knockouts and Street Fighter Lil Knockouts premiere at San Diego Comic-Con for suggested retail prices of $29.99 and $9.99, respectively. Both lines of vinyl figures will be available at retailers nationwide after the event.

Product Details: Street Fighter Knockouts

  • 7-inch vinyl figures
  • Each figure packaged in a display-worthy window box
  • Designed by Pedro Astudillo and sculpted by Anders Ehrenborg
  • 3 unique characters:
    • Chun-Li
    • Cammy
    • Sakura

Product Details: Street Fighter Lil Knockouts

  • 2.75-inch vinyl figures
  • Each figure packaged in a collectible tin
  • Designed by Pedro Astudillo and sculpted by Sam Greenwell
  • 10 unique characters:
    • Ryu
    • Chun-Li
    • Cammy
    • Ken
    • Blanka
    • Guile
    • Sakura
    • M. Bison
    • Zangief
    • Akuma
    • 2 rare variant Chase figures

Dynamite Announces Undisputed Street Fighter: The Art and Innovation Behind the Game-Changing Series

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Hot on the heels of its bestselling video game retrospective Art of Atari, Dynamite Entertainment has announced the next volume in its Video Game Icons series, Undisputed Street Fighter: The Art and Innovation Behind the Game-Changing Series, written by Steve Hendershot and edited by Tim Lapetino.

Since its inception 30 years ago, the Street Fighter video game series from Capcom has thrived based on a lethal combination of innovation, style and technique. From first-of-their-kind advances such as selectable characters and secret combo moves, to imagination-capturing characters such as Ryu, Chun-Li, and Akuma, Street Fighter has stayed a step ahead of the competition en route to becoming one of the most enduring and influential franchises in video game history.

Now Street Fighter will get the Video Game Icons treatment. After the popular release of Art of Atari and Art of Atari Poster Collection, Dynamite looks to do it again this October, as Dynamite’s Undisputed Street Fighter retrospective will delve into the art, design, gameplay, and storytelling behind Street Fighter, as well as the series’ impact on popular culture and game design. Undisputed Street Fighter will feature over 300 pages of in-depth interviews and exclusive, behind-the-scenes looks into the making of the Street Fighter games, while featuring some of the iconic art, design, and imagery from across the Street Fighter universe.

Street Fighter Collectibles Announced by Cryptozoic and Capcom

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Cryptozoic Entertainment and Capcom have announced they are working together to create various collectibles based on the popular Street Fighter video game franchise. The partnership will begin with the release of several lines of figures in 2017: Street Fighter Knockouts, Street Fighter Lil’ Knockouts, and Mighty Meeples: Street Fighter.

Street Fighter Knockouts are 7-inch vinyl figures that feature some of the powerful women from the video game series. Packaged in display-worthy window box packaging, Series 1 includes Chun-Li, Cammy, and Sakura. Designed by Pedro Astudillo and sculpted by Anders Ehrenborg.

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Street Fighter Lil Knockouts are 2.75-inch figures that come in collectible blind-reveal tins. Series 1 includes fan-favorite Street Fighter characters Ryu, Blanka, and Chun-Li and consists of ten unique figures plus two rare variant Chase figures.

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Mighty Meeples: Street Fighter are 1-inch wooden figures that feature Street Fighter characters and can be collected for display or can replace pieces in any board game to upgrade the experience. First appearing over 15 years ago, the “meeple”—short for “my people”—possesses a distinctive shape that has made it a popular choice for player pieces in a variety of games.

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Capcom’s Street Fighter video game franchise launched in arcades in 1987 and immediately made its mark, as players took on the challenge of battling through an international martial arts tournament. The second game in the series, 1991’s Street Fighter II, became a worldwide phenomenon, with gameplay and design elements that revolutionized the fighting game genre. Chief among these was the ability of players to choose from a diverse group of characters, each with a unique fighting style and a different country of origin. The numerous updates and sequels in the series have continued to be hugely popular, including the most recent release, 2016’s Street Fighter V.

The various new lines of Street Fighter collectibles will be released in stores worldwide later in 2017.

Unboxing: Loot Crate DX “Power”

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Loot Crate DX is the next level of Loot Crate. Similar to to the basic Loot Crate each box follows a theme each month, but instead has over $100 value in every crate.

This month’s theme was “Power” with items to help you along your adventure.

We open up to show off the second box with lots of comic related items inside!

You can order the next Loot Crate DX now!

 

 

 

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Capcom To Feature Street Fighter V At Wizard World Gaming Throughout 2016

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Street Fighter VWizard World, Inc. and Capcom, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today announced an agreement to feature the highly-anticipated Street Fighter V fighting game at Wizard World Gaming events throughout 2016, beginning in Portland, Ore., from February 19-21 at the Oregon Convention Center.

Event attendees can visit the Capcom free play area at Wizard World Gaming shows to play Street Fighter V. Additionally, at the main event stage, gamers can compete in a tournament for $3,000 in cash as well as other prizes, with the action streamed live online for a global audience.

Wizard World Gaming Portland kicks off a season-long series of gaming-focused events which will coincide with Wizard World comic con shows throughout 2016 in the following additional cities: St. Louis (April 1-3); Minneapolis (May 6-8); Philadelphia (June 2-5); Sacramento, Calif. (June 17-19); Columbus, Ohio (July 29-31); Orlando, Fla. (August 5-7); Chicago (August 18-21); Austin, Texas (September 23-25); and Pittsburgh (Nov. 4-6).

Street Fighter Unlimited #5 Cover Reveals

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UDON has announced that Edwin Huang is the new lead artist on the monthly Street Fighter Unlimited comic series! Edwin is well known as the penciler for the fan-favorite Image Comics series Skullkickers and recently wrapped up a successful stint on Archie Comics’ Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man comics. Edwin is also the designer of Pop Culture Shock Toys’ upcoming line of Street Fighter™ V 1/6 scale statues.

Edwin’s art will be headlining the series for four issues, starting with Street Fighter Unlimited #5. This issue sees Ryu, desperate to control the dark forces within him, seeking out a new master – the ancient hermit Oro! Plus, in a special bonus story illustrated by Jeffrey “Chamba” Cruz, Oro is paid a visit by another student of the Ansatsuken martial arts – the deadly Akuma!

Street Fighter Unlimited #5 features two standard covers by Gonzalo “Genzoman” Ordóñez Arias and Jeffrey “Chamba” Cruz, as well as two special incentive variants. Joe Vriens provides the CVR C homage variant, which calls back to a classic 1990s comic event, while Steve “Kandoken” Mack provides a Street Fighter V variant featuring the game’s fierce new Brazilian fighter – Laura Matsuda!

STREET FIGHTER UNLIMITED #5 cover reveals

Visionbooks Brings Street Fighter to Life

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Street Fighter Origins AkumaUDON Entertainment and digital comics studio Visionborne have partnered to produce a special edition release of Street Fighter Origin: Akuma. The series is featured on the Visionbooks platform in a new format that showcases movement and visual effects in every panel of the comic book.

Visionbooks revolutionizes comic book reading by transforming two-dimensional comic books into a 3D digital animation experience. By combining traditional comics with cutting-edge technology, Visionbooks creates a reading experience with special effects enhancements you would normally expect from blockbuster movies.

The legendary world of Street Fighter Origins makes its Visionbooks appearance with the launch of the first issue and reveals the untold story of one of its most beloved evildoers: Akuma.

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