Yesterday, Major Spoilers brought you the penciled cover image to Zenescope Entertainment’s upcoming Beyond Wonderland series. Today, Zenescope has sent us that same image colored.
You know you want to take the jump.
Zenescope Entertainment has announced J. Scott Campbell has done the cover for the company’s upcoming Beyond Wonderland #1 issue that arrives at the end of the month. David Finch does the other variant cover that will be shipping 50/50 to stores. I wonder if that means if my LCS only orders two of these issues, if they’ll get one of each…
Complete covers (and more boobies) after the jump.
Josh Medors is still going through treatment for spinal cancer, which has caused him to fall behind on the Willow Creek series he was working on for Zenescope Entertainment. To help relieve the stress of trying to get a comic complete while going through recovery, Zenescope has postponed the series until his health returns.
“Right now Josh’s treatment and recovery absolutely comes first and foremost. When Josh is ready to get back to work, he will, but until that point he needs to focus on what’s important and that’s getting 100% better.” said Zenescope VP Ralph Tedesco. He has so many supporters through all of this and not only has the industry been supportive but all of the fans have been phenomenal in showing their adoration and I know Josh can’t express enough how much that means to him.”
Tedesco told Major Spoilers that the Josh Medors’ benefit auction held at the Emerald City Comic Con raised over $10,000 for his treatment.
Zenescope Entertainment has sent Major Spoilers the cover images and solicitation information for titles shipping in August 2008. Take the jump for a peek at the cover of 1001 Arabian Nights: Adventures of Sinbad #4 and more.
Zenescope Entertainment has announced the first two issues (#0 and #1) of its latest series, 1001 Arabian Nights: The Adventures of Sinbad, has sold out at Diamond Comic Distributors, prompting the company to go back to press later this month for issue #1.
Take the jump for the cover to issue #0 done by Al Rio.
Zenescope has a whole lotta things going on at Wizard World Philadelphia taking place May 30 - June 1, 2008. Not only will the company have several convention exclusives, but the company is also hosting a Wizard School panel, creator signings, and an after party bash.
“Philly Wizard World is in our backyard and we’re extremely excited about this one.” said Zenescope President Joe Brusha. “We debuted our very first issue at the Philly con back in ’05 and the fans who showed up supported us right out of the gate and we’re so appreciative of that. We’re looking forward to another great show this year.”
Take the jump for the previews and complete rundown.
The follow up series to Zenescope’s Return to Wonderland arrives this July, but those attending the Emerald city comic Con in Seattle will be able to snag Beyond Wonderland #0.
Beyond Wonderland picks up several months after where Return left off. The story follows the now very jaded Calie Liddle as she attempts to get her life back on track after the tragic events which cost her so much just months earlier. But soon Calie realizes that pieces of Wonderland are somehow entering this world and she knows that she could very well be the only person who has a chance to stop it.
Art for the variant cover is done by David Nakayama.
If you are at the convention, stop by Zenescope’s booth (#406) to get a copy, and take pictures of the Ladies of Zenescope.
Originally Zenescope Entertainment had planned to raise the price of all its Tales From Wonderland one-shots to $3.99 due to an expanded story with additional pages, but to keep confusion from running rampant, the company has decided to keep Queen of Hearts at the original $2.99 price.
“We had meant to let retailers know ahead of time about the higher cover price for the one-shots in case they didn’t notice the price increase when placing their orders but realized that we didn’t get the information out in time. Instead we decided to keep this first issue at $2.99 to avoid any confusion.” said Zenescope President Joe Brusha. “We take pride in the relationship we have with retailers and consumers and we want to make sure they’re kept in the loop as much as possible.”
The other two Tales from Wonderland titles will see the price bump to $3.99.
Willow Creek from Zenescope Entertainment tells the tale of a big city policeman who becomes the deputy sheriff in small town America, and discovers murder, mayhem, and Bigfoot?
Zenescope Entertainment has sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of the first issue that arrives in stores this week.
Zenescope Entertainment has sent Major Spoilers a peek at the exclusives it will offer at the New York Comic Con taking place at the Javits Center in NYC April 18-20th.
Take the jump for some stunning covers, and of course a peek at the Girls of Zenescope.
Zenescope Entertainment has announced it has signed with the William Morris Agency to represent the company’s comic book and graphic novel properties.
“We’re simply thrilled to be represented by a world class company and we’re looking forward to a very productive relationship with one of the most reputable talent agencies of all time.” said Zenescope VP and Editor-in-Chief, Ralph Tedesco.
The deal has been in the works since before the writer’s strike, and now that the strike is over, Zenescope can move ahead as studios begin to seek out new content to produce. Could The Piper and Grimm Fairy Tales be the first titles out of the gate? With the success of the Saw and Final Destination franchises, Grimm Fairy Tales could be a hit.
via Zenescope
Zenescope Entertainment has announced it will release three prequel issues to the Return to Wonderland series that arrived last year. The one shot issues will feature the characters The Queen of Hearts, The Mad Hatter, and Alice.
Zenescope Entertainment has announced a portion of its 2008 convention schedule, and that can only mean one thing - booth babes as only Zenescope can do. Well that and exclusive covers to some of the company’s titles.
Zenescope Entertainment has announced the seven issue mini-series will be getting the hardcover treatment with an introduction by Ahmet Zappa.
The SE7EN hardcover contains all seven issues from the hit series. It features story and art from some of the best talent in the industry, including David Mack, Tommy Castillo, David Wohl, Raven Gregory, Christian and Adam Beranek, David Seidman and more.
Se7en will sell for $34.99.
Zenescope Entertainment has announced a new five issue mini-series by Denny Williams and Christian Beranek that promises a new origin story for the popular werewolf horror genre.
Deacon McKay, a cop from the NYPD, takes a job back in the place where he grew up. After a series of murders, he uncovers the dark past of Willow Creek and comes face to face with his own demons.
Willow Creek is an actual town in California, and Beranek was able to go there to snag reference photos for the series.
“It’s a very creepy place,” says Beranek, known for the amount of research he puts into a project. “I was able to take a ton of great pics and get a vibe for the town. There is a lot of mystery there, being it’s the self-proclaimed home of Bigfoot, and that is conveyed in the book.”
Art for the series will be done by Willow Creek co-creator Josh Medors.
Take the jump for the full cover and more.
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