The Witcher - Volume 5: Fading Memories will serve as a collection of four issues in the comic books series dating back to December 2018 from Bartosz Sztybor. It’s not just Netflix series and movies coming out for The Witcher franchise in the near future as the fifth volume in in Dark Horse Comics’ run of graphic novels is set to land in bookstores (and digital retailers) in summer 2021. The Witcher - Volume 5: Fading Memories (Graphic Novel Collection) Hopefully that means it's ready to go and will premiere at some point in 2021. There is no word on when the The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf will be released, though there is already a Netflix page (opens in new tab) for the title listing its runtime at 81 minutes. And even though Nightmare of the Wolf is an animated feature, as opposed to a live-action series, it will be canon to The Witcher and feature similar elements taken from Andrzej Spakowski’s novels. The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf will center on the Witcher Vesemire and take place years before Geralt came into the picture and became the fierce warrior with an affinity for baths. The animated feature is being overseen by The Witcher’s showrunner Lauren Schmidt and head writer Beau DeMayo, and is animated by Studio Mir, the famed animation house behind The Legend of Korra. First announced back in January 2020 that a new Witcher story was in the works, one that would take viewers back to the Continent where a new threat was on the rise. In addition to all the live-action series coming out in The Witcher’s universe, Netflix will also be releasing an anime film titled The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf. This could have the six-episode prequel series debut as early as spring 2022. This forgotten history of the first Witcher and exploration of the Elven civilization before it came crumbling down is something showrunner Declan de Barra said he was excited to tackle when the spinoff was first announced by Netflix.Įxactly when Declan de Barra will get to tell that story remains to be seen as no release date has been announced for The Witcher: Blood Origin, but Redanian Intelligence, a blog covering all things pertaining to The Witcher, reported that production could take place between May and December 2021. This “story lost to time,” will show fans of the series the origin of the first Witcher as well as the events that transpired in the centuries leading up to the main show. According to the streamer, this series will take place 1,200 years before the events of The Witcher and be set in a world of elves.
In July 2020, Netflix announced its plans to further expand its fantasy franchise with the prequel series The Witcher: Blood Origin.
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