January 2027
3 stories filed under January 2027 on New Achievement. The newest of them: “Vault Comics Adapts Dungeon Crawler Carl to Print January 2027”, “PATCH NOTES: Dungeon Crawler Carl Comic Enters the Loot Pool in January”, and “Vault Comics to Serialize Dungeon Crawler Carl in January 2027”. Good news for crawlers who prefer their loot in physical form, and for anyone who has ever wanted to wipe a webcomic panel clean of fingerprints. Congratulations, Crawlers. New Achievement is an unofficial Dungeon Crawler Carl fan site. The list below is every January 2027 story on New Achievement, newest first.
Vault Comics Adapts Dungeon Crawler Carl to Print January 2027
Good news for crawlers who prefer their loot in physical form, and for anyone who has ever wanted to wipe a webcomic panel clean of fingerprints. Vault Comics has announced a regular print series adapting the *Dungeon Crawler Carl* webtoon, with the first double-sized issue arriving in January 2027. Writer Tevagah, the crew at Laurel Pursuit Studios, and cover artist Nathan Gooden are assembling the thing.
PATCH NOTES: Dungeon Crawler Carl Comic Enters the Loot Pool in January
Congratulations, Crawlers. A new loot drop is entering the pool. According to ICv2, Vault Comics and Matt Dinniman are launching an ongoing *Dungeon Crawler Carl* comic series, with the first issue hitting shelves in January 2027. I suppose you'll finally get to see Carl's bare feet in sequential art. For deeper coverage on the announcement, check out our earlier piece, "Vault and Dinniman make Carl's grind an ongoing comic crawl." Reward: You have received a Silver Illustrated Box.
Vault Comics to Serialize Dungeon Crawler Carl in January 2027
Congratulations, Crawlers. You have survived long enough to see the story put to ink. According to Vault Comics, *Dungeon Crawler Carl* will be serialized as an ongoing comic series beginning January 2027, with a double-sized, 48-page first issue. Monthly issues will follow. A new floor to explore on paper. For those who prefer their loot in panels rather than boxes, this is a welcome development. For deeper coverage, see our related story, "New Achievement: Overpriced Boxes for Crawlers Who Finished the Book.