Leviathan by John Layman and Nick Pitarra: A group of unthinking quasi-magicians accidentally conjures up a demonic monster out to destroy all life on Earth.
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Walker and Justin Greenwood: Mixing the storytelling tropes of spaghetti Westerns and the subject matter of medieval war, this series promises to be epic, violent and unexpected. Jook Joint by Tee Franklin and Maria Nguyen: A thriller described by the publisher as “a time-period horror piece about a brothel/jazz club exposing the social evils of racism, rape and inequality.” Williams: The creators behind DC’s Batwoman series from the New 52 reunite for a fantasy about the final war on Earth.įarmhand by Rob Guillory: A biologist trying to raise his family right discovers a creepy new strain of crop growth: human body parts. Things don’t necessarily go so well.ĭeath or Glory by Rick Remender and Bengal: Life on the open road gets dangerous when Glory, raised while traveling across the highways of the U.S., has to pull a number of heists in order to fund her father’s medical expenses.Įcholands by Haden Blackman and J.H.
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The full list of projects unveiled during today’s presentation are:īlackbird by Sam Humphries and Jen Bartel: “Harry Potter meets Riverdale” set in Los Angeles, according to the creators.īloodstrike: Brutalists by Michel Fiffe: A revival of the 1990s superhero concept by the indie comic creator, with backup features by other indie creators including Chuck Forsman and Ed Piskor.Ĭrowded by Christopher Sebela, Ted Brandt and Ro Stein: What happens when someone targeted by a crowdfunded assassination ends up relying on someone she found through the bodyguard version of Uber?ĭead Guy Fan Club by Annie Wu: Three old friends reunite to solve the potential murder of a once-beloved rock star.ĭead Rabbit by Gerry Duggan and John McCrea: A former mercenary comes out of retirement with the aim of becoming a modern-day Robin Hood. Written by Anthony Del Col, with art by Jeff McComsey and Geoff Moore, the title will be released in May.
More controversial, perhaps, will be Son of Hitler, a World War II graphic novel in which the biological son of one of history’s most hated figures becomes key to an attempt to end the war.
(Artwork above is from Dead Guy Fan Club.) Of the all-new projects launched, the most eye-catching include Jook Joint - a five-issue period series about domestic abuse, race and revenge set in a brothel, written by Tee Franklin, author of the hit Bingo Love graphic novel, with art by Maria Nguyen - and Dead Guy Fan Club, a murder mystery from Annie Wu in which members of an online community reunite when the object of their teen affections is murdered and they suspect one of their fellow fans may be responsible. The latter project, McFarlane teased, would be particularly important to fans of the movie, as “Twitch” Williams is the main character of the Spawn movie. In addition to the ongoing Spawn series, which is close to approaching its 300th issue, he plans to release a new ongoing series about a young teen girl out to protect those abused by others around the world, as well as three new mini-series: Medieval Spawn/ Witchblade, Spawn Kills Everyone 2 and Sam and Twitch: True Detectives.
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The six-issue series was rumored to be receiving a release by Netflix itself, but Image is now expected to be the destination for all Millar’s Netflix/ Millarworld projects.Īdditionally, Image founder Todd McFarlane revealed new Spawn-related projects as his long-anticipated Spawn movie heads into production. Image Comics held its latest Image Expo - an hours-long affair in which new projects from the company are announced - in Portland, Ore., on Wednesday, showcasing a number of returning creators as well as some new faces releasing work through the independent publisher.Īrguably the biggest news from the event was that Mark Millar and Oliver Coipel’s The Magic Order - the already announced first project from Millar’s Millarworld imprint since it was purchased by Netflix - will be released through Image starting this summer.
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