Post by The Ultimate Nullifier on Oct 28, 2016 21:53:54 GMT -6
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DOUBLE TAKE VENTURES INTO NEW TERRITORY
With Four New Series
Posted by Betsy Gomez on October 28, 2016 @ 3:05 pm CT
Double Take (2T), Take-Two Interactive’s comics publishing arm, has announced four new series for December release.
Three of the new series spin out from 2T’s first 10 series, which were released simultaneous in September 2015 and were set in the universe established by George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead (see “Double Take Launches 10 Titles in September”). Unlike the original series, which were set in 1966, the new titles are set in present day
51 follows 51-foot-tall queen of all media, radio DJ Samantha Stanton, who originated in Remote. Alphabet City focuses on the Fosters, the family that headlined 2015’s Home, as they settle into a New York City whose immigrants aren’t just international – they’re intergalactic. Z-Mart follows the superpowered employees of George’s Market, who were introduced in 2015’s Dedication.
A fourth series, Behold, is an all-new superhero tale that examines who defines what constitutes crime and the drawbacks of superpowers.
The first issue of all four series will be on shelves December 14, 2016. MSRP for each is $2.50.
DOUBLE TAKE VENTURES INTO NEW TERRITORY
With Four New Series
Posted by Betsy Gomez on October 28, 2016 @ 3:05 pm CT
Double Take (2T), Take-Two Interactive’s comics publishing arm, has announced four new series for December release.
Three of the new series spin out from 2T’s first 10 series, which were released simultaneous in September 2015 and were set in the universe established by George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead (see “Double Take Launches 10 Titles in September”). Unlike the original series, which were set in 1966, the new titles are set in present day
51 follows 51-foot-tall queen of all media, radio DJ Samantha Stanton, who originated in Remote. Alphabet City focuses on the Fosters, the family that headlined 2015’s Home, as they settle into a New York City whose immigrants aren’t just international – they’re intergalactic. Z-Mart follows the superpowered employees of George’s Market, who were introduced in 2015’s Dedication.
A fourth series, Behold, is an all-new superhero tale that examines who defines what constitutes crime and the drawbacks of superpowers.
The first issue of all four series will be on shelves December 14, 2016. MSRP for each is $2.50.