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Clockwork Girl gets Screenwriter

By: Stephen Schleicher | September 23rd, 2008

Arcana Comics has announced that Jennica Harper has been hired to write the big screen adaptation of the company’s Clockwork Girl.

The comic tells the tale of a nameless robot girl and her friendship with an amazing mutant boy. The series was the first release from Arcana’s new Arcana Kids imprint and has received critical acclaim for its artwork and touching story.

If you haven’t picked up the hard cover of this nice series, you really should; it is a sweet little story that will make a great animated film.

via Arcana Comics

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