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Dynamite Resurrects Mark Millar And Jae Lee's Witchblade: The Demon

A few years ago, before they got into publishing comics properly as Dynamite Entertainment, Dynamic Forces would occasionally publish an original comic, shorter than a usual comic, for about twice the price, using name talent and a name franchise, and marketing it as a collectible.

One such comic was Witchblade: Demon by Mark Millar and Jae Lee from 2003. A 14 page story for $6.

Now, Dynamite are reprinting that story as well as a full size comic sequel written by Ande Parks and drawn by Jose Luis, with covers by Dennis Calero and Jae Lee. Witchblade: Demon Reborn #1 will be $3.99 despite the added content, in July.

Recently Dynamite did similar with Alan Moore and Gary Frank's reworking of Dracula as a short story from Harris. Are there any more short stories by name creators out there that can be capitalised on?

Here's their solicitation information.

In Witchblade: Demon Reborn #1, Sara Pezzini and The Witchblade sent a serial killer who thought himself a demon to hell. A year later, the "Demon" has learned what true torment is all about. Now, he's been offered a special opportunity by hell's bureaucrats: a chance to drag Sara back down with him. Sara Pezzini must confront her own demons to avoid losing everything and everyone she loves.

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