New Series, EPOCHALYPSE from Jonathan Hennessey & Shane Davis Debuts This Week

If you're looking for something new to check out, Legendary Comics has a new sci-fi adventure series debuting this week.

AboutEpochalypse

In a world where the future is a thing of the past, the battle for the present has begun.

Legendary Comics turns history on its head with the sci-fi adventure Epochalypse, a mind-bending new series from historical author Jonathan Hennessey (The United States Constitution: A Graphic Adaptation; The Gettysburg Address: A Graphic Adaptation) and acclaimed artist Shane Davis (Superman: Earth One, Shadow Walk). The first issue will be available in comic shops and online.

When a mysterious space-time phenomenon causes 600 years of human history to collapse into a single era, societies from the past, present and future are forced to coexist in a dystopian civilization. To set the timeline straight, an elite team of Resynchronization Officers must rid the world of Anachronisms - futuristic artifacts that threaten the very laws of time. To ensure our future, we must undo it.

As one defiant officer leads the manhunt for elusive scientist Dr. Tomorrow and notorious outlaw The Salesman, he is challenged by shadowy agencies, rebel militias and forbidden desire. Can our hero save history - or doom the future?

Epochalypse

Writer: Jonathan Hennessey

Artist by: Shane Davis

Release date: 11/19/14

Retail price: $3.99

Issue #1

Page count: 32

So now Legendary will produce comics then after that adapt it into movies ?

@boynerdgeek: They've been doing comics for a bit now. They did do prequels for Pacific Rim and Godzilla. They're also behind the Grant Morrison/Frasier Irving comic, ANNIHILATOR.

@g_man: do you heard that Warner Bros have some fight with Legendary and then after that Legendary decide to leave WB and start on their own movie studio ?

i like alternate timelines and what not , ill give it a go.

@boynerdgeek: I haven't been following anything on it.

The guy in the front cover looks like Judge Dredd.

I was thinking the same thing. I like the cover art though. Hopefully we get a preview of this series sometime.

When a mysterious space-time phenomenon causes 600 years of human history to collapse into a single era, societies from the past, present and future are forced to coexist in a dystopian civilization.

So it's like 21st century on Earth!?!

I picked it up. It's pretty cool. Looking forward to seeing where it goes.