D&D Movie/TV Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon is back as an IDW comic book miniseries.

[darjr]

The Dungeons and Dragons Cartoon is coming back as a four part comics miniseries. See the YouTube short from The Character Sheet for details.

Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon Is BACK! #shorts

Some great TTRPG and Fantasy News today as IDW has announced they will be bringing back the classic Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon as a 4 part comic book mini se...

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[darjr]

Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon Returns as Comic Book

IDW is resurrecting the 1980s Dungeons & Dragons cartoon as a 4-part comics miniseries. Dungeons & [...]

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[DarkCrisis]

Original ending that never got filmed had the kids decide not to go home because there was more adventure to be had.

Love the old cartoon and will def pick this up.

 

[Alzrius]

I'd like to pick this up, but I'm always left wondering if there's going to be a graphic novel compilation later on (which is what I'd prefer, given a choice).

 

[Uni-the-Unicorn!]

According to the video, the kids will make an appearance in the D&D movie this summer?! Did we know that already or is this just speculation?

 

[FitzTheRuke]

I'd like to pick this up, but I'm always left wondering if there's going to be a graphic novel compilation later on (which is what I'd prefer, given a choice).

There always will be. (well, very nearly always!)

 

[darjr]

According to the video, the kids will make an appearance in the D&D movie this summer?! Did we know that already or is this just speculation?

Yup . From comic con

 

[DarkCrisis]

According to the video, the kids will make an appearance in the D&D movie this summer?! Did we know that already or is this just speculation?

I think i heard its a background cameo scene. Don't expect anything major.

 

[Alzrius]

There always will be. (well, very nearly always!)

I had it in my head that most graphic novels are typically five- or six-issue collections at a minimum (though I don't know where I got that idea from; I'm sure there must be plenty of counter-examples out there, right?).

 

[Vaalingrade]

I had it in my head that most graphic novels are typically five- or six-issue collections at a minimum (though I don't know where I got that idea from; I'm sure there must be plenty of counter-examples out there, right?).

4, 5, and 6 are all pretty common.

4 because it covers a fiscal quarter, 5 because it's a number divisible by 5 and a lot of cultures dig on that, and 6 because it's half a year.

The more resent reign of 8 is kind weird and I blame Discworld.