The next time Lara showed up was at the time of the release of the game Tomb Raider III in 1998. After this she got her own comic series.
Artwork taken from Wichblade-Tomb Raider #15
Artwork taken from Michael Turner's Fathom, #20
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| Lara Croft has, as she is in the games, a background given by her creators. You can read that in he games section of Lara. And she is highly protected by everybody involved for obvious reason. The writers of the comics had much freedom to fill in blanks in Lara's past, as well as getting rid of characters that were still alive in the game, for instance the butler from the game Tomb Raider 2. | |||
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| Many teams of artists have worked on Tomb Raider, the comics series. A number of them are listed below by their artwork And although not really related Sara Pezzini, Lara Croft and Aspen Matthews sometimes join and can be found in the same stories. | |||
| Artwork and writer Michael Turner, 1997 The first appearance of Lara Croft in a comic was as in a crossover with Witchblade during the release of the computer game Tomb Raider II. Artwork taken from Wichblade-Tomb Raider #14 |
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Penciler Michael Turner, text Michael Turner & Bill O'Neil, 1998 The next time Lara showed up was at the time of the release of the game Tomb Raider III in 1998. After this she got her own comic series. Artwork taken from Wichblade-Tomb Raider #15 |
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Another Crossover Artwork taken from Michael Turner's Fathom, #20 |
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Penciller Andy Park, Written Dan Jurgens, 1999 |
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Penciller Billy Tan, Text Dan Jurgens |
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Penciller Francis Manapul, Text Dan Jurgens |
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Penciller Gerardo Sandoval, Text Dan Jurgens |
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Penciller Randy Green, Text John Ney Rieber |
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Penciller Michael Lopez, writer Dan Jurgens |
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Penciller Eric Basaldua, Writer Dan Jurgens |
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