The story of Echoes of the Damned follows Detective Dante Cortez, a serial killer profiler who has seen the worst that humanity has to offer—and he wants out. One final case will test Cortez to the core of everything he knows, however, when a dead criminal appears to be claiming new victims.
« It’s a thrill working with Roger Robinson again, » said Pascoe, « especially on a creator owned project we both feel so strongly about. The creative freedom has resulted in the best work of Roger’s career, and Devil’s Due has been a joy to work with! »
Blending the bizarre horror and gritty crime of Sin City with the chilling mystery of Fallen, Pascoe and Robinson’s Echoes of the Damned will bring a shocking conspiracy to life with the lavish action and shadow play that Robinson is known for.
Echoes of the Damned #1 kicks off the four-issue mini-series this October from DDP.
About Devil’s Due Publishing:
Proliferators of comic culture, DDP is one of the largest and most established comic book publishers in North America, carrying a diverse line-up of original, creator-owned and licensed properties. With offices in Los Angeles and Chicago, DDP has many projects in development for film and television with major studios including 20th Century Fox, ABC Family, and Rogue Pictures. DDP’s titles include Drafted, Lost Squad, Sheena, Dungeons & Dragons, DemonWars, Voltron, Rest, Serpo and the cult-favorite Hack/Slash. The company recently launched a line of cutting edge designer toys and lifestyle accessories under the imprint DDPOP.
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