Dungeons & Dragons: Black & White

Kenzer and Company brought a gritty, monochrome aesthetic to the Forgotten Realms with Dungeons & Dragons: Black & White (2002–2003). Over six issues, this short-lived series stripped away color to focus on stark, high-contrast storytelling, offering a moody alternative to the era's typical fantasy comics. It stands as a distinctive, if brief, experiment in adapting the iconic tabletop setting to the page.