Review: Hungry Ghosts #1

January 4, 2018

By Jonathan Edwards

I was not aware that celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain also wrote comics. I mean, he’s not done it a ton, but he’s got a couple of other books under his belt with Get Jiro! and its prequel, Get Jiro: Blood and Sushi. Granted, he was not alone in writing those. Joel Rose co-wrote them both with Bourdain, and sure enough, they are writing once again as a pair for Hungry Ghosts. Now, if you’re like me, that title will be just straightforward and potentially high concept enough to make you at least want to know what it’s about. And as it turns out, the premise is a weirdly complicated one.

Review: Redlands #4

November 8, 2017

By Daniel Vlasaty

I want to be completely honest here. Until very recently I had not read a single issue of Redlands. I’m not sure why this is. It’s been on my list. I own all the issues. Just never got around to reading them. So immediately before reading issue #4, I read all the previous issues. Had to catch up. And I am glad I did. Glad I finally got my head out of my ass and read this thing. Because the book’s fucking great. It’s easily the best horror book coming out right now.

Review: Redlands #2

September 6, 2017

By Justin McCarty

The witches of Redlands are back! Like Dustin pointed out in his review, issue one was more of a prologue. Issue two has the witches running the town as the town’s law enforcement. Redlands doesn’t seem to be aware of who the ladies really are, while they story moves ahead some period of time pretty much to the present day. Now the ladies have a mysterious adversary bent on outing them.

Review: Redlands #1

July 13, 2017

By Dustin Cabeal

The South is hot right now, but I ain’t going to lie, it’s wearing on me. Have you been to the south? The only thing it has going for it is the humidity. If in fact vampires, lost gods, witches and high school football coaches are running amok down there then I’ll say on this side of the Mississippi. All incest jokes aside, I am really tired of the backdrop of the South. It’s this year’s dystopian future. All that said, Redlands is worth reading.

Toil and trouble hits the deep South in REDLANDS

May 16, 2017

First announced at Emerald City Comic Con, the new ongoing series REDLANDS—created by the all-female team of bestselling, Eisner award-winning Jordie Bellaire (PRETTY DEADLY, Vision, Batman) and critically-acclaimed Vanesa R. del Rey (ZERO, Scarlet Witch, Constantine)—will launch this August.

SINATORO + Universal TV: Grant Morrison, Vanesa Del Rey team with Weitz Bros for TV series

July 26, 2016

Universal Television, Depth Of Field, and Black Mask Studios are going out to directors with a drama TV series based on the forthcoming Black Mask comic SINATORO by Grant Morrison and Vanesa R. Del Rey from a pilot script byAmerican Odyssey and Heroes' Adam Armus & Kay Foster and Morrison. Depth Of Field's Andrew Miano, Chris Weitz, and Paul Weitz and Black Mask Studios' Matt Pizzolo and Brett Gurewitz will executive produce with Armus, Foster, Morrison,Kristan Morrison and Adam Egypt Mortimer. The team intends to partner with a director and then take to buyers with the studio. The comic book series SINATORO tells of a soldier on a strange mission that takes him into a sinister landscape of American mythologies, melding the Tibetan Book of the Dead with the Great American Road Movie for Morrison's masterwork on Life, Death, and America. Armus, Foster, and Morrison's script is a faithful adaptation of the long anticipated work that has been a passion project of Morrison's for years.

According to Morrison, "Sinatoro reimagines American pop culture as a whole new mythology. It's about life, death, sex, romance and everything in between. This is one of my favorite stories and I'm excited to see it finding new life as a television series where we have more opportunity and potential to develop the ideas and characters."

"Grant, Mortimer, and I have been discussing SINATORO since as far back as 2012,"said Pizzolo. "The question was always how to build a canvas big enough to faithfully encompass the brilliant world Grant had envisioned. This has become a shared obsession over years with more and more creative collaborators falling in love with Grant's vision and diving in to help build it. Bringing on Depth Of Field and finding the incredible Adam and Kay were the critical components that finally brought this mad vision into reality. It's a true blessing to get to work with such a world-class team on such an ambitious adventure."

SINATORO Written by: Grant Morrison Illustrated by: Vanesa R. Del Rey Comic Book to debut in 2017

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