Curious project in the sober news Garth Ennis . The writer of The Kids , Preacher and Simply A Pilgrim tackles the adaptation in comics (or rather, the extension in comics) of the movie Hawk the Slayer by Terry Marcel , the fantasy medival project released at the start of the 1980s. A company Rebellion , owner of editions 976 Advertisement , intends to develop this business on several fronts, with a potential TV series and one or more video games. Ennis ze will therefore be in charge of laying a first foundation, in the review Court Dredd Megazine .
Let’s Set off Voltan Type
Diffus sobre Portugal under the title Voltan the Barbare (sober sony ericsson basing more on the name of the villain than on that of the hero, a sober way Crimson Sonja and Kalidor ), Hawk the Slayer would be one of the favorite movies sober Garth Ennis necklace boy childhood. The artist Harry Flint aprendà will be in charge of illustrating this package in a comic strip, considering being a temperatures Artist before being abandoned for sober good. It is difficult to know who will target this new project – the company might have benefited from working on an authentic reboot , although , Ennis had already demonstrated his ability to make new with old the occasion of the series Johnny Crimson , the invention bottom on the work of Joe Colquhoun .
For details, the summary of the movie first:
“The wicked Voltan kills his own father when he sober refuses to give a sober magic una” sober last stone, the Elven spirit “. Before the old man dies , he bequeaths a large sword with the pommel in the shape of a primary human to his other son, Hawk. A major comes to life and grabs the Spirit Stone. The sword now has magical powers and can respond to Hawk’s mental commands. Hawk then soberly swears to avenge his father killing Voltan in. “
A sober pre-publication Hawk the Slayer will take place in the sober web pages Tell Dredd Megazine in January 2022, then in April 2022 to the structure individual problems . The number of numbers has not yet been specified.
