Wednesday is Comic Book Day!

By the time you are reading this two things would have happened:

Either you just got back home from work or you just picked up your comics from your local friendly comic book store. If you didn't pick up any of your comics yet and are waiting for the weekend, have no fear, Studio-407 is here to tie you over until that day when you do.

Night & Fog is making some splash for those who didn't know. This article ( among many other sweet ones) is pure evidence

http://screenrant.com/comic-night-and-fog-movie-adaptation-robf-39684/

Can't get enough horror? Night & Fog is just one of the few horror titles that Studio-407 publishes. 

The Night Projectionist

Forgotten 22

Hybrid

Golem

Our fiction titles include Smuggling Spirits for those who are fans of Frank Miller and Sin City.

Know someone who is a newbie into comics? The Spark is perfect for all those starting to get into comics and old collectors alike! 

I know that you guys are wondering where to get our wonderful titles. Well you're in luck! Our titles are available on the iPad/iPhone, Amazon and your local comic book store! Visit our homepage for links and much more awesome stuff!


Happy Comic Book Day!

I have a little Golem, I made it out of clay...

Our managing director, ahem, Galactitron (Do I really need to call you that, Alex?) wanted me to let you know that we got some good stuff coming out in January. 

One of our new years books will be Golem, the story of a big hunk of animated clay that kicks ass. Of course, I'm generalizing slightly. It's actually a really hip update of a old Jewish legend about a guy who crafts a slave monster out of clay and brings it to life to do his bidding. In our version, penned by Scott Barkman & Jeff Le and drawn by Mark Louie Vuycankiat, the Golem comes to life in war-torn 1992 Sarajevo. He's a smart-mouthed bad-ass with an agenda of his own. Think Frankenstein's Monster crossed with Bruce Willis. 

And if you don't believe me, here's what Ain't It Cool News had to say...

There are a lot of cool elements going into Studio 407’s GOLEM. Writers Scott Barkman and Jeff Lee do a nice job of making this story of a man in trouble giving life to a lump of clay different than any Golem tale before it.

Sounds cooler by the minute, no? If you want to beat the rush, reserve your copy online at Heavy Ink.

Or look for it on the racks at the start of 2009. That's it for now, geek buddies. Next time I'll tell you a little about our new horror anthology, Shadow Chronicles.