FIRST LOOK: Covers revealed for Highlander: The Original Screenplay

September 15th, 2026 by Marc Comments

There can be only one!

The original Highlander screenplay is finally being released to fans as a new comic book telling the full story, including what we saw and didn’t see in cinemas.

Based on the original story by writer Gregory Widen, Highlander: The Original
Screenplay presents the original vision for the timeless classic.


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This lavishly illustrated comic tells the story of the immortal Connor MacLeod as he
lives through the centuries, facing off against rivals for the mysterious prize.

Based on Gregory Widen’s original script, this volume presents the story as you’ve
never seen it before.

Highlander: The Original Screenplay #1 goes on sale at comic shops and digital platforms on December 2, 2026.

Check out the covers:


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HIGHLANDER: THE ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY #1
(OF 4)
(W) Gregory Widen
(A) Szymon Kudransky
Publisher: Titan Comics
FC, 32pp, $4.99, On Sale December 2, 2026

CVR A GERARDO ZAFFINO
CVR B PHOTO LEE BINDING
CVR C SZYMON KUDRANSKI
CVR D CLAUDIA GIRONI
CVR E ORIGINAL POSTER BRIAN BYSOUTH
CVR F COLOR BLANK SKETCH
CVR G GERARDO ZAFFINO INKS VIRGIN CARDSTOCK
CVR H FOIL GERARDO ZAFFINO
CVR I SZYMON KUDRANSKI VIRGIN CARDSTOCK
CVR J FOIL CLAUDIA GIRONI
CVR K ORIGINAL POSTER BRIAN BYSOUTH VIRGIN CARDSTOCK
CVR L FOIL ORIGINAL POSTER BRIAN BYSOUTH


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