Zenescope Entertainment sent word that the company and No Quarter Entertainment have canceled the planned No Quarter pirate-themed comic book scheduled for June 2009. The venture was anticipated by Zenescope fans, especially those hungry for a pirate series. “We feel bad that we let our fans down a bit after promoting the release and getting some great feedback but unfortunately sometimes the unexpected occurs.” said Zenescope Executive VP, Ralph Tedesco “We do wish No Quarter Entertainment luck with their future endeavors and hopefully the book will be published at some point, even if it’s not under the Zenescope label.” The…
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Arriving over the next few weeks from Zenescope Entertainment are Salem’s Daughter #0, and Beyond Wonderland #8. We’ve got the issues early, and are offering up a sneak peek, just for you, our Major Spoiler Legion.
In which the reviewer realizes he’s old, but doesn’t give a damn. There’s something about the sci-fi horror movies from the 1980s. Whether it is the promise of violence and boobies, ala the R-Rated Terminator, the portrayal of future society in films like Scanners, Trancers, and Runaway, or the scare ’em tactics of Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween, those movies shaped a lot of the creative minds working in various industries today. Zenescope Entertainment’s Stingers debuts this week, and takes the best from the above and blends them together in a way that makes me long for the days…
In stores today March 18th, from Zenescope Entertainment is the first issue of Stingers. The company sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek, that you can see after the jump. They needed a new planet in order to survive… They just found us.
Let’s see that again from the other angle If you haven’t figured it out by now, I’m a sucker for good girl art, and Zenescope has got to be the company with the most curvaceous lovelies in its titles. Grimm Fairy Tales features those ladies, but for some reason, by the end of the most current issue, those girls who think they are better than us normal people always meet their grizzled end. In the case of issue #36, the pretty girl gets killed… again.
The Picture of Dorian Gray Zenescope Entertainment’s Grimm Fairy Tales has undergone quite a change since the Belinda came on the scene. Instead of telling morality plays like Sela, the tales spun in these tales are quite dark – instead of helping people, the tales are being used to make people’s lives even worse. Issue #35 is not exception as readers get a modern take on the Picture of Dorian Gray.
Want to win a trip to the San Diego Comic Con? Zenescope Entertainment is kicking off its Be a Zenescope Girl and Win contest at the New York Comic Con. The company also has several panels and special variant cover editions being released at the show too. Complete rundown after the jump.
Former Philadelphia 76ers President Pat Croce knows a lot about pirates and their history. He founded the Pirate Soul Museum in 2005, and now he is teaming with Zenescope Entertainment to bring No Quarter pirate comic to print. NO QUARTER is a “hardcore and gritty pirate series unlike anything seen before.†says Zenescope VP Ralph Tedesco. The story follows Charlie Drake, a young man who finds that his bloodline is anything but ordinary then sets out to find a new life and in the process becomes a legend. Zenescope has announced a preview issue of No Quarter will be available…
Press Release Fans of Zenescope’s dark and provocative fairy tale and Wonderland artwork are in for a treat as Zenescope unveils its line of silk screen printed designer t-shirts and custom skins. Zenescope will also be adding mugs, glassware and wall decals early in 2009 as they continue to expand their line of products. “The Zenescope brand is becoming more and more well-known even for those who might not read our comics, or any comics for that matter, very consistently.” says Zenescope VP Ralph Tedesco. “But we’re known as that company who puts dark, twisted and sexy spins on fairy…
I’ve enjoyed the cheesecake Return to Wonderland and related tie-in series from Zenescope Entertainment. The CS Moore Studio Ltd. has announced a deal with Fantastic Realm to create a statue based on Billy Tucci’s Carroll Ann “Callie” Liddy from the series (that’s the one above if you haven’t figured it out). The story follows the now grown Alice Liddle as she travels back to Wonderland – this time with her 18 year old daughter Calie in tow. With stunning art and a new take on the Alice in Wonderland fairy tale, Zenescope’s stories have riveted readers and garnered critical acclaim.…
Horror updated for modern times Any fan of Lovecraft knows the tale of Dr. Herbert West, heck they even made a movie about it. But what of those who weren’t around in 1921 and ’22, or who didn’t get the chance to see the brilliant Jeffrey Combs portray the Re-Animator in the three movies? Zenescope Entertainment is taking the Lovecraft tale and bringing it to the modern day, complete with disgruntled doctors, reagents, and the dead come to life.
Zenescope Entertainment and car and model magazine Hustlenomics have teamed up for the Toyz Nation Expo going on in Atlanta on August 23rd, 2008. “We’re thrilled to be part of the Toyz Nation Expo with Hustlenomics. I think exposure like this shows how the comic book industry has become more widely accepted as a part of mainstream entertainment.” said Zenescope Vice President Ralph Tedesco. The two companies have contests at the event with the winners landing some cash and making an appearance in Zenescopes upcoming Stingers mini-series. More info at www.Hustlenomics.com or www.ToyzNation.com. via Zenescope Entertainment
Gotta love Zenescope Entertainment – not only do they have some great titles, they also bring the booth babes to the show. The company convention schedule after the jump.
Yesterday, Major Spoilers brought you the penciled cover image to Zenescope Entertainment’s upcoming Beyond Wonderland series. Today, Zenescope has sent us that same image colored. You know you want to take the jump.