Vancouver-based Italian artist Camilla d’Errico is known for her painted comic book art, designs, and commercial projects for Disney, Dark Horse, Image, Hot Topic, and Hasbro. We’re discussed her work in several adult coloring books here at borg. Next week she joins forces with Wizards of the Coast and Ten Speed Press for an official journey into the realms of Dungeons & Dragons. It’s the Dungeons & Dragons Pop Manga Coloring Book, available for pre-order now here at Amazon. With official D&D artwork imagery, now gamers can manage stress, remove themselves from a technology-filled world however briefly, or just take a break to have a little fun with their favorite heroes and creatures.
Like most adult coloring books, this one will certainly appeal to kids of all ages. Below we have a look inside the book for borg readers, courtesy of the publisher.
With crayons or markers you can bring to life eighty pages of d’Errico’s black and white sketches of manga-inspired D&D fantasy characters in all sorts of situations, from Minsc and Boo to a Beholder and Owlbear to Vecna and the Demogorgon, to the cutest li’l Displacer Beasts you ever did see, you will be in charge of adding the color. Which chromatic dragon is that? You make the call.
For some extra fun bring a copy to your next game night and give a prize to whoever can name the most characters in the book.
Fans of d’Errico’s past works have seen her creations before, but never before as part of Dungeons & Dragons, the “world’s greatest roleplaying game.” Tabletop gamers and fans of great fantasy art will want to add this one to their list for friend gifts or to treat yourself. This is an “adult coloring book” but you won’t find anything inside kids won’t be happy to color. Dungeons & Dragons Pop Manga Coloring Book, available for pre-order now here at Amazon. It is in stores October 27, 2026.
Fans of d’Errico’s unique style will not want to miss her other books: Pop Manga Catitude Coloring Book (reviewed here), Pop Manga Beauties and Beasties (reviewed here) and Pop Manga Stickerology (reviewed here).
C.J. Bunce / Editor / borg
