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3 stories filed under loot boxes on New Achievement. The newest of them: “Dungeon Crawler Carl Gets Monthly Comics, Covers by Invincible's Ryan Ottley”, “Samantha Gets Her Own Book, One Crawler At a Time”, and “The Hardback Invasion: Seven Crawler Tombs Hit Staff Favorites”. Crawlers, I have received word that the official chronicle of Carl's barefoot rampage is expanding into a new medium. Samantha. New Achievement is an unofficial Dungeon Crawler Carl fan site. The list below is every loot boxes story on New Achievement, newest first.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Gets Monthly Comics, Covers by Invincible's Ryan Ottley
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Dungeon Crawler Carl Gets Monthly Comics, Covers by Invincible's Ryan Ottley

Crawlers, I have received word that the official chronicle of Carl's barefoot rampage is expanding into a new medium. According to ComicsBeat, Vault Comics will issue a monthly *Dungeon Crawler Carl* series, and the cover art is being handled by *Invincible*'s Ryan Ottley, alongside Nathan Gooden and Frank Cho. This is a physical artifact of your crawl. Congratulations. I suppose you will now have something to wipe your hands on between floors.

Samantha Gets Her Own Book, One Crawler At a Time
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Samantha Gets Her Own Book, One Crawler At a Time

Samantha. Psamathe. The severed, profane, floating head who has somehow survived every floor she should not have survived. According to the Chronicler, she is getting her own book. One Crawler At a Time reports that the first introduced in *The Gate of the Feral Gods* is, and I quote, "one of the most unique characters in the entire series." That is like saying a live grenade in a sock is a unique way to knock on a door. Congratulations. I suppose.

The Hardback Invasion: Seven Crawler Tombs Hit Staff Favorites
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The Hardback Invasion: Seven Crawler Tombs Hit Staff Favorites

Please be advised: the invasion of the hardback has begun, and it is conquering shelves one staff pick at a time. The seven tombs of Dungeon Crawler Carl have clawed their way out of the digital-only realm and onto the physical shelves of bookstores, demanding reserve orders from readers who know better than to arrive empty-handed. It is a delightful infestation. If you are curious how this all started, see our earlier report on a random page and a talking cat luring another crawler in.