Tomb Raider: Sacred Artifacts - by Casey Gilly (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Adventurer, archaeologist, socialite, survivor...legend. Lara Croft's life is anything but boring! She's survived a shipwreck, betrayal, ancient traps, prophecies, and paparazzi.

When Croft Manor goes up in flames, it forces Lara to take stock of her life and figure out what is important to her. But a confrontation with a mysterious foe who has gotten their hands on a dangerous and familiar artifact provides some clarity as it launches Lara on a cross-continental journey doing what she does best...raiding tombs and questing for legendary relics.

Experience Lara Croft's next chapter as she forges a new path following the events in Tomb Raider: Underworld and continues her legacy as the Tomb Raider.

Adventure awaits!

Collects issues #1-#4 of Tomb Raider: Sacred Artifacts.

About the Author

Italian artist Antonio di Caprio was born in 1999 in Santa Maria Capua Vetere, a town in the region of Campania, and he currently lives in nearby San Prisco. He got his art education at the International School of Comics in Naples, one of the most decorated institutions for comics in Italy. He got his professional start in his home country for publisher Bugs Comics, where he worked on two titles: Kalya (he drew issue #20) and Samuel Stern. He currently collaborates with Italy's Arancia Studio and Tomb Raider: Sacred Artifacts is his first publication for Dark Horse.

Eren Angiolini is an Italian comic colorist, fantasy artist, and TTRPG creator living in the UK.

Taurin Clarke is a freelance illustrator based in Brooklyn, New York. He has been working predominantly in comics since 2020 after being approached by Marvel Comics for a Captain Marvel variant cover, which ultimately resulted in him being offered a monthly cover run.

Currently, he was the main cover artist for Miles Morales: Spider-Man for Marvel Comics and Icon and Rocket for Milestone/DC, but he has provided many covers for several publishers including Image, Skybound, and BOOM Studios on titles as varied as Avengers, Something Is Killing the Children, X-Force, Mister Miracle, Batman '89, Shang-Chi, Captain America, and Strange Academy.

While he is classically trained and prefers traditional media, he has learned to work digitally and is enjoying exploring a new creative process....He sometimes gets confused and tries to double tap his sketchbook pages to erase, forgetting it's not a tablet screen.