2022 Street Fighter Swimsuit Special covers revealed

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The World Warriors are set to get us sweating this Summer...



"The World Warriors return for another fun-filled summer swimwear spectacular! Fan-favorite characters Chun-Li, Laura, Rose, Karin and more hit the beaches and the waves as they don their sleekest summer swimsuits!

Featuring pin-up artwork from UDON artists and friends of the studio such as Alex Ahad, Edwin Huang, Richard Suwono, Cre.O.N, Genzoman, Kajin, Chamba, Tovio Rogers, Absolum, and many more!"


The 2022 Street Fighter Swimsuit Special #1 is set to hit shelves in June.

Can't wait? Then check out the cover previews below...


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