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Benderspink, an innovative IP, production and management company, has teamed up with Roddenberry Entertainment, the name that brought the world Star Trek, to co-develop the critically-acclaimed graphic novel series, Days Missing, for television and film. This will mark the first Roddenberry property to find its way to the big screen since J.J. Abrahms’ Star Trek and the first TV show based on a Roddenberry property since Gene Roddenberry’s Andromeda and Star Trek: Enterprise.
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The ongoing journey of the mysterious hero, The Steward, will continue this summer with the release of Days Missing Volume 2: Kestus from Archaia Entertainment and Roddenberry Productions. Eisner-award winning author Phil Hester returns for this second volume which promises to expand upon The Steward’s intriguing origins and what his existence means for mankind’s destiny. Fans of the series, who’ve been waiting patiently since last year’s exciting conclusion of volume 1, will finally get their answers when Volume 2 is released in stores on July 15.
If you didn’t see it yesterday when you launched your comiXology app on your iPad, consider this your official notice that Archaia Entertainment is on comiXology with Days Missing.
You can buy individual issues, or the complete trade for $9.99.
The complete announcement, after the jump.
Archaia sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Days Missing: Kestus #5 that arrives in stores today.
The second Days Missing mini-series continues, this time a little closer to home. What will The Steward find on the eve of the 21st Century? Find out after the jump!
Last year, Archaia Entertainment put out a mini-series called Days Missing, which turned out to be one of my favourite series of 2009. Now, Days Missing returns with a sequel. Does it hold up? Find out after the jump!
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As a result of the overwhelming fan support and the multitude of “must buy” reviews for the first DAYS MISSING miniseries, Archaia Entertainment and Roddenberry Productions proudly announced the details of the highly anticipated second series in this sci-fi franchise.
Back by popular demand, fan-favorite and Eisner Award-nominated author Phil Hester (Firebreather, The Darkness, Green Arrow) returns to write all five issues in this continuing epic. Soon-to-be-known-by-the-world artist David Marquez (Archaia and Fantasy Prone’s Syndrome: The Graphic Novel) will join Hester on the miniseries. In addition, five amazing artists will lend their talents to create the covers, with the mega-rockstar Alex Ross (Kingdom Come) illustrating the cover for issue one.
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Expanding their partnerships with proven digital comics distributors to meet the growing demand for more digital content, Archaia and Roddenberry Productions announced that the “digi-bution†of all five issues of last fall’s critically acclaimed, science fiction miniseries Days Missing is now exclusively on iVerse Comics’ free application. Issue #1, written by Phil Hester (Firebreather, The Darkness, Green Arrow) and drawn by Frazer Irving (Batman and Robin, Seven Soldiers of Victory), is currently available for free on the site and issues #2-5 will be available for $1.99 in the coming weeks.
Archaia has announced its recently completed series Days Missing will be getting the hardcover treatment in February 2010.
Days Missing tells the stories of a mysterious being known as “The Steward.†His ability to literally “fold†days of time has allowed him to secretly remove critical days from our shared history that have forever changed the course of mankind…or so he thinks. In these missing days, The Steward battles Frankenstein, the Spanish conquistadors and artificial lifeforms, among other history-shaping forces.
There are a number of extras included in the hardcover, including:
Those interested in purchasing the hardcover can pre-order it now though Diamond and Amazon.com
Arriving in comic shops today (December 09, 2009) is the third and final issue of Archaia’s Days Missing series. The company sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek that you can see after the jump.
Days Missing #4 arrives in stores on November 25, 2009, and Archaia sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of the issue.
Archaia sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Days Missing #3, arriving in stores today (October 28, 2009). Take the jump to see what awaits inside the cover, before heading out to your local comic book store.
