While Apex Legends continues to scale the player count over 100 million now, developer Respawn Entertainment is not finished with its plans for the battle royale. For one, the game recently faced a nostalgic limited-time event. In that, both classic King’s Canyon & World’s Edge returned to battle royale for a brief timeframe alongside Skull Town in Arenas as part of the New Genesis Collection Event.
Additionally, Respawn Entertainment is also preparing another event for this week. Titled the ‘Thrill Seekers Event’, players can now find a new Arenas map, Overflow. Atop of that, a selection of unique cosmetics and other in-game items are available to unlock and purchase. But, the series is still expanding its story with the Apex Legends: Overtime comic series. Already, Issue #1 arrived back in June.
Now found from listings over on Dark Horse Comics, Issues #2 – #4 are now up revealing synopses and release dates for each issue. You can read the overviews for each copy below:
Apex Legends: Overtime #2 – 7/21/21
Three Legends walk out of the arena and into another night full of mayhem and partying. Surely, some days on the outlaw-filled planet of Solace must be safe . . . right? Unfortunately for our heroes, there are assassins, robot-scrappers, and worse prowling the neon lit streets. They will need to work together if they want to survive.
Apex Legends: Overtime #3 – 9/15/21
When one of the Legends leaves the Arena with a mysterious package, two others follow to see what their suspicious competitor is up to. The Legends trail him to his lab and their confrontation unleashes chaos on Solace’s city streets. They’ll need to stop this new threat, but first they must survive it.
Apex Legends: Overtime #4 – 10/20/21
The legends of the arena have been swept up in a night of total chaos as multiple crises come to a head, threatening to destroy Solace. Will the few gladiators left standing be able to work together to save their grungy neon city or will they be defeated by the Syndicate, orchestrating chaos across the galaxy?
In other news relevant, but indirectly connected to Apex Legends, Respawn Entertainment founder Vince Zampella recently revealed Ripple Effect, the renaming for the previous DICE LA which he is current co-managing. The California team is working on a new experience for Battlefield 2042 alongside commencing work on its first project. You can read the full report by heading here.
Are you planning to pick up the following Apex Legends: Overtime issues?
Source: Dark Horse Comics, (1), (2)
