Blackpink's Lisa will feature five different characters in her new comic book 'Alter-Ego' to accompany her album of the same name.

LISA‘s upcoming album Alter Ego might explore the five different sides of the BLACKPINK star, but in a new project coinciding with the LP, she's downsizing to the two-dimensional world of comic-book panels.

From music to manga, Lisa explores the album's powerful themes of friendship and unity in "Alter-Ego: The Official Comic"

It's always interesting when K-pop and art collide – remember the BtoB vocalist's controversial logo competition? Now the rapper Lisa from Blackpink is expanding the concept of album art – and the concept of a concept album, with a foray into comics.

Lisa is unstoppable! Alongside her solo album, Alter Ego, she’s launching ALTER-EGO: THE OFFICIAL COMIC, a 56-page story expanding her album’s themes. Pre-orders open now!

BANGKOK: Thailand's very own K-pop princess has jumped into the comic book realm with the debut of her "Alter-ego: The Official Comic".

Blackpink's Lisa is releasing a comic book based on her debut solo album Alter Ego. The hotly anticipated record comes out on Feb 28 – via the K-pop star's own label, Lloud , in partnership with RCA Records. As an added bonus, fans can now pre-order the 56-page graphic novel Alter Ego: The Official Comic.

Lisa may already be a global pop icon from her career with Blackpink, but 2025 is already proving to be her solo breakout year. So far, she released her new single “Born Again” with Doja Cat and Raye; made her acting debut in the third season of “The White Lotus”; and is gearing up to put out her debut solo album “Alter Ego” on Feb. 28.

Lisa of Blackpink is returning to the music scene with an innovative promotion, including a venture into the two-dimensional world. On Wednesday, Lisa’s agency Lloud announced via official social media channels that the singer's first full-length album, Alter Ego, will be released alongside the comic book Alter Ego: The Official Comic.

To celebrate Alter Ego, Lisa has announced the launch of her own comics imprint, Lalisa Comics under Zero Zero Entertainment. Naturally, the first book is called Alter-Ego: The Official Comic and is inspired by Lisa’s upcoming album.