The world of mobile games has been heating up, but we can’t talk about our pocket realms without bringing up Marvel Contest of Champions, which first hit mobile in 2014. The fighting game lets you battle it out in the Marvel universe, and now you can even team up with your buddies to build an Alliance and battle it out with other teams around the world in Alliance Wars!
After years of gameplay, the Battlerealms are jumping out of your screens and onto the pages of Marvel’s Contest of Champions: The Art of the Battlerealm by Paul Davies.Â
Here’s some more info from Titan Books about what’s inside:
“Marvel Contest of Champions: The Art of the Battlerealm is the ultimate visual companion for a true collector. Capturing the intensity of Kabam’s extraordinary game, this book features amazing concept art, sketches and storyboards. Discover more about Marvel’s vast Battlerealm – the cosmic arena for the Contest of Champions – and your favourite Super Heroes and Villains, with exclusive commentary from the creators and fascinating insights into the creative process. This incredible collection of art will take you on an exciting journey through the dangerous and mysterious world of Marvel Contest of Champions.”
This new release is filled with beautiful art from the game, and it can be yours FOR FREE!
The Mary Sue is giving one lucky a winner a copy of this beautiful book.
Here’s how to enter:
-Follow us on Instagram.
-Then, leave a comment on our “Giveaway Post” (a.k.a. the featured image in this post) letting us know you’ve followed and tagging one friend you’d want in your alliance!
-Tag more friends in separate comments, and get an additional entry for every user you tag!
– You MUST tag at least one friend in order to be entered into the giveaway.
-Entries must be completed before midnight PST on Wednesday, January 23, 2019.
One last thing: the prize must be shipped to a U.S. address. Good luck!
(image: Titan Books)
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