What can’t Lisa do? That’s the question we seem to be asking ourselves a lot recently. The K-pop star-turned-CEO has just announced that she is authoring a comic book, in tandem with the release of her debut solo album Alter Ego. As if that wasn’t already a monumental feat, Lisa has also set up her own comic book company Lalisa Comics, in collaboration with Zero Zero Entertainment.
The forthcoming comic book is titled Alter Ego: The Official Comic and breathes life into the five alter egos that Lisa introduces with her new album. Each alter ego—Roxi, Speedi, Vixi, Kiki and Sunni— embodies a different aspect of Lisa’s musical prowess, and features a striking look to match. While most of the songs haven’t been released just yet, we do know that Moonlit Floor belongs to the Sunni persona, the softer, mellow side of Lisa that we don’t often get a glimpse of.
Illustrated by renowned Japanese artist Minomiyabi, the 56-page comic book brings Lisa’s Alter Ego universe to life through striking manga-esque visuals. Of course, with any K-pop album release these days, the comic book is set for a limited edition run on the Lalisa Comics website. Once it’s gone, it’s gone for good.
Alter Ego: The Official Comic will be shipped out on 24 March, about a month after the full release of the album. If comic books aren’t really your thing, you can still enjoy the genre-breaking record from Lisa, which also features a slew of major Western artists including Future, Megan Thee Stallion and Tyla. These collaborative tracks come in addition to New Woman featuring Rosalía and Born Again featuring Raye and Doja Cat.
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