Beschreibung:
From the co-creator of The Beauty, soon to be a prestige FX television series from Ryan Murphy, comes a whole new concept of modern horror.Fans of true crime podcasts are noticing brand-new episodes of a show they thought was over appearing in their feed, but when they cue up the first episode, they find themselves overtaken by a murderous urge. One that only stops when the killer is stopped, leaving a gruesome death toll in its wake. For Mina and her friends, these killings are just another topic of their daily gossip, a potential new case for the next true crime show they can’t get enough of. Yet, as the killings get closer and closer to their own lives, it’s becoming clear that there is more going on below the surface than any of them realizes.Written by Jeremy Haun (The Beauty; The Realm) with art by animation veteran and comics’ next superstar, Mike Tisserand, this debut Ignition Press title will make you think twice the next time you fire up those ear buds and press play on your phone.Collectors take note: The B covers for all eight issues of this series features connecting art forming one long image by Tisserand and colorist Nick Filardi (Powers). Writer/artist Jeremy Haun is a prolific, fan-favorite comic book writer and artist who has worked with numerous publishers and characters, ranging from Batman to Captain America to Spawn, in a career spanning 20-plus years. He is best known for creator-owned properties such as The Beauty and The Realm published by Image Comics, and The Red Mother and The Approach, both from BOOM! Studios. He is creative director of Ignition Press and the host of the video podcast Curious Haunts. Mike Tisserand began his career in animation in 2006 and has worked as a 2D and 3D animator, designer, storyboard artist, and head of story on productions for Disney, Dreamworks, 20th Century, Nickelodeon, and Netflix on projects including The Dragon Prince, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, and Big Hero 6: The Series, among others. Murder Podcast from Ignition Press marks his first extended foray into comic books.