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Christian Ward Helps Bring Alan Wake’s Night Springs To Life

The legendary comic creator revealed he contributed art for the first Alan Wake II expansion

Joshua HenryBy Joshua HenryJune 8, 20242 Mins Read
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Night Springs is upon us, and it looks like Christian Ward has been sucked into its dark world. The famed comic creator took to social media to reveal that he played a role in bringing Alan Wake II’s first expansion to life. Ward, currently in the middle of Batman: City of Madness for DC, is known for his unique art style and storytelling. His art tends to lean into the surreal with another layer overlapping the physical world. If you have played Alan Wake II, then you know that this style fits perfectly with the atmosphere and narrative of the Remedy game. 

If you are unfamiliar with Christian Ward, he is an illustrator and writer based out of the UK. He has worked for some of the biggest names in comics and other media. This includes Marvel, DC Comics, Dark Horse, EPIC Games, and The Guardian. The multi-Eisner winner is likely most known for ODY-C, which he co-created with Matt Fraction. Many also know him for his Eisner-winning Invisible Kingdom he created alongside G Willow Wilson. However, you can find his trademark style on several acclaimed Marvel series. He worked on Black Bolt with Saladin Ahmed, as well as Jason Aaron’s Thor and Batman with James Tynion. 

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The creator recently dipped his toes into writing comics. Machine Gun Wizards was his first writing endeavor alongside Sami Kivela. Last year also saw the release of Blood Stained Teeth through Image Comics. Clearly, Ward is prolific in the world of comics. Now he is bringing that same level of creativity and passion to Night Springs. 

Christian Ward In Night Springs

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This Night Springs expansion consists of three self-contained episodes. It shows three different ways that writer Alan Wake attempted to escape the Dark Place. As such, players will get to play as three different characters from the franchise. They include Rose the waitress, Sheriff Timothy Beaker, and Control’s protagonist Jesse Fayden. In the trailer for the expansion, Ward’s art is noticeable in Beaker’s chapter. However, it is likely players will find it throughout the game. 

The Alan Wake II: Night Springs expansion is available now. 

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Joshua Henry is a freelance writer from Northern Virginia. He is currently a contributing writer for TheGamer and The Nerd Stash. Holding a Master’s in English Literature, he is still new to the professional world but aspires to one day write stories for the likes of Marvel and Dark Horse Comics. When not sitting at his desk, he can be found playing video games, reading, writing, or browsing his local comic book shop.

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