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SOURCE Lexicon Public Relations
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Famed artist, Tommy Castillo (Batman,
King Kong) has announced he will create the comic adaptation of the
zombie novel, 100 Days of Death!
Castillo, a twenty-four-year veteran artist who has worked with DC
Comics, Paramount Pictures, Warhammer, Rolling Stone Magazine and has
put paint and pencil to such titles as Batman Detective; Legends of the
Dark Knight, Toe Tags, Alice in Wonderland, King Kong and The Darkside
of Oz, will be partnering with 100 Days of Death writer Ray Ellingsen
and Moving Pictures Media Group for this new project.
Fans of Ellingsen's novel series 100 Days of Death are now also invited
to get more involved with the comic adaptation via KickStarter.com,
where Ellingsen and Castillo are offering fans a chance to be drawn
into the comic, as well as have their own story arc.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/797795502/100-days-of-death-the-graphic-novel
Commenting on his excitement for the upcoming comic adaptation, Castillo
says, "This is a badass tale of your darkest fears, compounded with a few
million creatures of the undead who want you for dinner!"
ABOUT 100 DAYS OF DEATH (http://www.100DaysOfDeath.com)
100 Days of Death follows a man and his dog on a journey as an
apocalyptic virus sweeps across the planet, destroying humanity in a
few short months. Though he has lived most of his life as a loner, the
narrator of the story suddenly finds himself the head of a misfit
surrogate family, and amidst the chaos, he finds a connection and a
bond with others he'd never known before The Fall. Our hero and his
companions witness, all too close, humanity's needs and twisted desires
as the world tumbles deeper into darkness. To top it off, The Dead have
risen to consume what is left of mankind. Some days are worse than
others.
For further information and media inquires: Zack Teperman - Lexicon
Public Relations - zack@lexiconpublicrelations.com
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