The Witcher (Vol. 9) - Corvo Bianco

The Witcher: Corvo Bianco invites readers back into the world of Geralt of Rivia—the white-haired, silver-eyed monster slayer known as the Witcher. In this standalone comic, beautifully illustrated by Corrado Mastantuono and written by Bartosz Sztybor, Geralt is called to investigate a vineyard where the wine runs red—and not just from grapes.

Amid the rolling hills of Toussaint, a region known for beauty and indulgence, something wicked stirs beneath the vines. And at the heart of it all is Corvo Bianco, Geralt’s own estate—his place of supposed rest.

Plot Snapshot

As dark magic and old wounds bubble to the surface, Geralt must confront the ghosts of the past and the monsters of the present. Is peace truly possible for a Witcher? Or is Corvo Bianco just another battleground?

Main Themes of the Book

• The cost of peace and memory
• Confronting inner demons alongside literal ones
• The thin line between comfort and danger
• The eternal burden of being a Witcher

Why you should read this manga

• A powerful side story perfect for fans of The Witcher games, books, or Netflix series
• Standalone—great entry point for new readers
• Gorgeously atmospheric artwork by a master of the genre
• Delivers horror, emotion, and action in classic Witcher fashion

The Witcher: Corvo Bianco blends brutal monster hunting with reflective, human storytelling. It's a hauntingly beautiful tale set in one of Geralt’s most iconic locations—ideal for fantasy lovers, Witcher fans, and readers craving more from the Continent.