Blade Runner Tokyo Nexus: To Lose is to Win #3 Cover Preview

 

COVER A: KIT WALLIS

 

Mead and Stix have worked together for a long time. Yet ever since Sayo asked them to find her sister Miyuki, Mead and Stix have been moving in different directions. Now, while Madame Nomura commissions Mead to investigate her daughters' deaths, Stix protects the Cheshire scientists who killed his fellow Replicants to eliminate Tyrell's programmed lifespan. 

Leaving Tokyo behind, the Blade Runner from Los Angeles searches for answers in a villain ruled by a modern-day feudal lord. As she searches for the experimental Aurora program, Rumiko seeks to learn how Miyuki and Sayo's brother produced a Replicant assassin with a copy of Stix's consciousness. Yet no matter what they do, or where they go, Alura casts her shadow over all of them.

Can Rumiko shut down the Aurora program before more copies of Stix begin killing people? And will Mead's investigation prevent the Cheshire scientists from extending Stix's life?

Here's all the info from Titan Comics:

 

BLADE RUNNER TOKYO NEXUS TO LOSE IS TO WIN #3

Writer: Nancy A. Collins

Artist: Mariano Taibo

Publisher: Titan Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages (Full Color)

Price: $4.99

Release Date: July 1, 2026 

 

"The Blade Runner Franchise has truly found a second life on the printed page."

--IGN 

 

 

Blade Runner Rumiko's search for the Aurora tech stolen by Stix and Mead during their failed Kalathia mission has brought her to Omiya, where on the snow lined Shiwa Shrine Road, she finds herself facing off against its deadly guardian in a samurai duel to the death. Meanwhile back in Tokyo, Mead has discovered what killed Miyuki Nomura and its implications threaten to expose a conspiracy at the heart of the ruling Yakuzi family.

 

 

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COVER B: ANDY BELANGER

 

 

COVER C: PIOTR KOWALSKI

COVER D: KIT WALLIS - VIRGIN VARIANT

 Thanks to Titan Comics for sharing this cover preview with us.

 

For what happened last time, see my review of Blade Runner Tokyo Nexus: To Lose is to Win #2. 

 

For what happened before that, see my review of Blade Runner Tokyo Nexus: To Lose is to Win #1.

 

For how this series began, see my review of Blade Runner Tokyo Nexus: Die In Peace.