Spooks

SPOOKS at Comic-Con
July 26 at 4PM

Come meet Larry Hama, Ryan Schifrin and Adam Archer at a special Devil's Due Panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, July 26 at 4PM

Also stop by the Devil's Due booth for autograph signings-

SIGNINGS SCHEDULE:

6-7pm Thursday (with creator Ryan Schifrin, co-writer Larry Hama, and artist Adam Archer)

6-8pm Friday (with creator Ryan Schifrin, co-writer Larry Hama, and artist Adam Archer)

5-6pm Saturday (with creator Ryan Schifrin, co-writer Larry Hama, and artist Adam Archer)

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

The Critics Love SPOOKS
Los Angeles, CA, February 24, 2008

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.

“What a very cool first issue!” said ComicMonsters.com. “Vampires, Werewolves, Frankenstein monsters, Headless horsemen, witches and other things that go bump in the night. If you like monsters, you will love SPOOKS!”

“The cool factor – let’s face it – is pretty high,” echoed ComiXtreme. “G.I. Joe meets Underworld doesn’t quite say it. Throw a little Hellboy into the mix, or even a few strands of Image’s recent Occult Crimes Taskforce.”

“Grab your guns, check your stash of silver bullets and pray that you somehow are able to buckle down and withstand the forces of the night,” said Comic Pants. “[SPOOKS] howls Hollywood Summer Blockbuster at the top of its lungs, something that I can easily envision happening. Really though, it’s seven different kinds of fun, and sometimes that’s all you need…”

“The story and script are without flaw!” enthused the Secret Identity Podcast. “The comic reads like a movie with perfect pacing and all out …. Artist Adam Archer is a star on the rise! His work fills the panels with excitement... The fact that it's only a four issue mini 'for now' makes you savor every page...every word!”

“This is a concept that I can sink my teeth into,” said Newsarama. The U.S. Department of Supernatural Defense is a military force designed to confront the things that go bump in the night. Think BPRD with heavy ordinance. All and all a nice start.”

If Magazine noted, “This story delves … into the witchcraft side of things, and that really isn’t part of movies like UNDERWORLD, so it gives a new twist that adds just that many more levels to the saga.” Meanwhile, Ain’t it Cool News proclaimed, “Very, very nice stuff here. I’ll definitely be sticking around for the rest of this four issue miniseries.”