IDW Publishing Gets Starstruck

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IDW Publishing Gets Starstruck

By: Stephen Schleicher | May 1st, 2009

IDW Publishing has announced it is bringing Starstruck back to store shelves. If the cover is any indication, this could be a highly sought after series.

Set in a far-flung and very alternative future, Starstruck chronicles the lives and relationships of Elaine Lee’s characters from her play of the same name. The sometimes dark, often hilarious, and always surprising Starstruck is a visually stunning tale in which the offspring of two powerful houses vie for wealth and dominance in a newly free, but completely anarchic universe. First printed in Heavy Metal and as a Marvel epic series, then a Dark Houre comic, Starstruck is a joyride to the far side of the spiral arm.

The 13-issue series will use the original art of Michael Kaluta, but this time artist Lee Moyer will re-color everything to make it nice an pretty for modern time. As a bonus, each issue will include Galactic Girl Guides featuring material never before published.

Starstruck debuts in August.

via IDW Publishing