Lisa starts Comic Company to accompany the debut album ‘Alter Ego’

Lisa may already be a global pop icon from her career at Blackpink, but in 2025 it already turns out to be her solo breakout year. So far she has published her new single “Born Again” with Doja Cat and Raye; gave her acting debut in the third season of “The White Lotus”; And prepares to find out your debut solo album “Alter Ego” on February 28th.

Added to this is the list: The Thai star enters the comic area to debut “Alter-Ego: The Official Comic”, a companion of her upcoming album that sees the start of Lalisa Comics in partnership with Zero Entertainment.

The 56-page project inspires themselves from the topics of their “alter ego” albumes, which focuses on five different characters (called Roxi, Kiki, Vixi, Sunni and Speedi) in order to present a unique aspect of the personality of the 27-year-old. As described in a publication, “Alter-Ego: The Official Comic” tells a story that embodies “transformation, courage and unity”.

The story is visually brought to life by the Japanese illustrator Minomiyabi, who led cooperation with artists such as Gorillaz, Poppy and Yungblud.

According to Metro Boomin and Boywithuke, Lisa is the youngest artist of the team with Zero Zero Entertainment. During Frankel’s term, the company worked with all of Elvis Presley and Blondie to Weird Al Yankovic and the K-Pop Group NCT 127. Lalisa comics has its name from Lisa’s full name Lalisa Manobal.

“Cooperation with Lisa is a completely new measure of opportunities and prestige,” says Frankel diversity About the partnership. “It is undoubtedly one of the largest stars in the world and makes this collaboration both an incredible honor and an important milestone for us. What I find particularly fascinating is that it is not only a global icon, but also one of the most extraordinary performers of our time. This level of art and commitment to excellence is always inspiring to work with the collaboration. “

Frankel adds that Lisas Storyline from “Alter Ego” presents a new approach for the traditional musician comic model from his years in the industry.

“The process with Zero Zero is only about working with artists to create unique, story -oriented goods,” he says. “When it comes to comics, we work closely with the artist and his team to develop the story and translate it into an art script that leads the visual storytelling. As soon as the work of art has been completed, a writer occurs to refine the narrative by adding the dialogue and matching the end product with the vision of the artist. With ‘alter ego’ the approach was a little different. Since the story was already embedded in the album, our task was to expand and increase this story and to form it into a convincing 56-page comic. Instead of building from scratch, we focused on deepening the existing topics and translating them into a fully realized visual experience. ”

As of today, fans can pre-order “Alter-Go: The Official Comic” via Lalisacomics.com, whereby the first edition is to be sent in March. See an exclusive first look at works of art from “Alter-Ego: The Official Comic” from various moments of Lisas Album-Rollout, including looks from the visuals for singles “Rockstar” and “Moonligit Floor”.