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Dune Messiah: Book 1 Adapts Frank Herbert’s Sci-Fi Epic to Comics

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Dune Messiah: Book 1 Adapts Frank Herbert’s Sci-Fi Epic to Comics

If you want a taste of what's coming in director Denis Villeneuve's third and final Dune film, you need to read Frank Herbert's 1969 novel, Dune Messiah. Luckily, there's a new option for interested Dune fans, as Abrams ComicArts is continuing its line of Dune graphic novels with the first of two Dune Messiah adaptations.

Ahead of its November 3 release, IGN can exclusively reveal a new preview of Dune Messiah: Book 1. Check it out in the slideshow gallery below:

Dune Messiah: Book 1 is adapted by Kevin J. Anderson and Brian Herbert, with art by Michael Shelfer and a cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. Here's the official summary of the book:

“Dune Messiah, Frank Herbert’s sequel to Dune, was a surprise to readers in its tone and message and how the great hero Paul Atreides falls to corruption and treachery,” said Anderson in a statement. “In interpreting this story in a faithful, scene-by-scene graphic novel, we focused on the scope of the vast landscapes, the color of the culture, and the characters struggling with forces beyond their control. Michael Shelfer’s art makes the story expansive and a delight for the reader’s eye."

Dune Messiah: Book 1 will be released on November 3, with Book 2 to follow in 2027. You can preorder a copy on Amazon.

" But if the latest trailer is any indication, Part Three may diverge from the plot of Dune Messiah more than fans are expecting.



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