In a surprising move, Blackpink Lisa launched his comic company in the days preceding the release of his long -awaited solo album, Alter-ego.
The Management Agency of Lisa, Lloud, on Tuesday, has announced that it is releasing a limited edition comic entitled “Alter Ego: The Official Comic”, which will accompany the solo album of K-Pop Idol debut. The book was created by the Lisa Comics Company, Lalisa Comics, in collaboration with the Zero Entertainment Zero Zero Entertainment Publishing Company. The company collaborates with artists in the entertainment sector to develop original materials.
Lisa’s comic will do so Be 56 long pages, with illustrations inspired by his next solo album Alter ego, Which Japanese artist Minomiyabi designed. Lloud has released 100 copies by the comic, which have already been preordained at the time of drafting. Non -signed copies are available on the website lalisacomics.com.
What will the story be?
The comic will create five distinct characters – Roxi, Sunni, Kiki, Speedi and Vixi – which represent different facets of the personality of Lisa. The story follows Vixi, a technological genius that becomes the unexpected link that unites four extraordinary friends.
When Vixi is trapped in a nightmare of virtual reality by bullies, his friends must immerse themselves in a digital battlefield to save her. The new company was enthusiastically accepted by fans.
“Lalisa Comics sounds like a fantastic company! I can’t wait to see her stories and unique characters come to life!” A user He wrote in one post on X (previously Twitter).
“Prepare for a masterpiece!” Another user commented.
The comic launch is part of a wider promotional strategy for the solo album of debut of Lisa, Alter egowhich will be released on February 28th. The album will include singles such as “Rockstar”, “New Woman”, with Rosalia and “Moonlit Floor”.
It also arrives after Lisa made its debut actor in the third season of the popular HBO The White Lotus series. The K-Pop Superstar plays Mook, a health mentor for the guests of the White Lotus Thailand Resort and an occasional artist. Despite his initial nervousness to play the role, Lisa’s performance was well accepted by criticism and co-protagonists.
