Spooks

SPOOKS SIGNING:
On February 26th at 7 p.m.
Ryan Schifrin (director of Abominable) signing his new graphic novel based on a story by R.A. Salvatore, Spooks #1 (of 4). >>>more

SPOOKS SELLS OUT:
February 21, 2008

Chicago, IL. (Feb. 20, 2008) - The first issue of Devil's Due's new
monster-packed, military action series Spooks sold out from Diamond a week after hitting comic book racks, and issue #4 added yet another huge creator to its ranks..>>>more

DOSD MISSION STATEMENT:

The United States Department of Supernatural Defense (DOSD) recruits, trains, arms, and deploys specially trained forces based within the nation’s borders in support of national security and defense strategies. To accomplish this, they provide relevant and ready support to commanders whose mission is to keep the country free of supernatural enemies, whether their origins are domestic, international, or otherworldly. >>>more

The CRITICS LOVE SPOOKS:

The first issue of SPOOKS, the explosive military horror comic by Ryan Schifrin, Larry Hama, and Adam Archer, hit stores February 13, and already the reviews are dynamite. >>>more

'SPOOKS' SELLS OUT AT DIAMOND, GETS STRUZAN COVER
Febuary 21, 2008

Issue #1 of Schifrin, Hama, and Salvatore's action/horror series gets big orders while issue #4 gets a movie poster legend

Chicago, IL. (Feb. 20, 2008) - The first issue of Devil's Due's new
monster-packed, military action series Spooks sold out from Diamond a week
after hitting comic book racks, and issue #4 added yet another huge creator
to its ranks.

"It's hard getting a new idea out there into such a crowded field, and for
the fans to get behind us is wonderful -- when you spend years working on
something you just hope people will enjoy it, and we're absolutely delighted
with the response so far," said writer Ryan Schifrin. "It's been a labor of
love from the start, as I worked with Bob Salvatore and Larry Hama to take a
spark of an idea and turn it to an epic."

Spooks' all-star writing staff of Schifrin ("Abominable"), Hama (G.I.
Joe, Wolverine), and Salvatore (DemonWars) along with artist Adam Archer was
enough to propel the first issue to sell-out status. Issue
#4 will add big-name artist Drew Struzan to its credits.

Struzan, who is well known for his "Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones"
posters graces the cover to Spooks' climactic ending with brand new cover
showcasing his legendary talents.

"Bob [Salvatore] - with his sons Geno and Bryan - gave the supernatural
elements real depth, while Larry made the military response feel real, and
kick serious butt," Schifrin stated. "Together the creative team laid the
groundwork for Spooks to be huge, and there's much more to come - some of
which you'll see on the website and in the collected edition. This first arc
is only the beginning."