SWORDQUEST (2017)

"The Atari Age returns to comics with the most unexpected story of the year: SwordQuest! In 1984, Peter Case was on his way to being crowned champion of SwordQuest, set to win the last of four contests and lay claim to a golden sword worth over $50,000! But when the game was discontinued, Peter found himself without a game to finish. Now, over thirty years later, Peter's stuck in a different kind of game entirely - the game of life - and he's losing fast. But when he learns that all the prizes meant for the SwordQuest contest of his youth are on display in the World Arcade Museum, he finds an unknown determination that sees him put together a team of like-minded losers for the ultimate heist job - a real-life swordquest! The red-hot team of Chris Sims, Chad Bowers, and Ghostwriter X (Down Set Fight) have a new game - and the stakes have never been higher!"

"The Sword of Ultimate Sorcery! The mythical sword that has been lost for decades, but has finally surfaced! At the World Video Game Museum. And Peter and his team are going to steal it. Writers Chad Bowers & Chris Sims (X-Men '92, Down Set Fight) team-up with artist Ghostwriter X (Batman '66, Down Set Fight) to bring you the ultimate heist if you were once obsessed with a video game and have been waiting 30 years to get your hands on a prize!"

"Peter and the twins are joined on their mission by a mysterious stranger who brings them vital information or could be a crazy person. The jury is still out. They are now on the cusp of some seriously misguided wish fulfillment or steering directly into their destiny, which is a road filled with danger and magic. The for real kind of magic!"

"Armed with the knowledge of the history of the Sword, Peter and his team continue their plan to plan to steal it, while dodging the conspiracies brought here from another world! Or are they a bunch of crazy people trying to steal a prize from a video game expo? YOU DECIDE!"

"Peter Case's quest to steal the Sword of Ultimate Sorcery hit a few bumps along the way, like having to fight an evil wizard from another world, but he and his friends are seeing it through to the epic (as defined by the dictionary) conclusion of SwordQuest: Realworld!"