Broken Frontier

Leading UK publisher Pulp Theatre Entertainment has announced plans to release a trade paperback version of its acclaimed crime/sci-fi comic Brodie's Law in September 2005.

An action-packed comic thriller that destroys the stale methodology of the traditional superhero, Brodie's Law asks the poignant question "What would the law mean, if every day had a different face?"
The story revolves around Jack Brodie, an East London thief with a temper and attitude, who possesses the power to "suck your soul dry" by stealing a person's thoughts and identity before returning it tainted with his own evil deeds. Framed for a murder he did not commit, Brodie embarks on a thrilling non-stop mission to find his kidnapped son.

Created by Daley Osiyemi and David Bircham, the Brodie's Law book features some of the leading talents in comics today -- the amazing artwork of David Bircham, story by Daley Osiyemi, written by Alan Grant, and cover by Simon Bisley.
The introduction to the book is written by a big Brodie's Law fan and one of Hollywood's most prominent directors Renny Harlin (Cliffhanger, Die Hard 2, The Long Kiss Goodnight and Deep Blue Sea).

Brodie's Law features the first six issues of the monthly comic book which have received tremendous reviews throughout the industry. Paul Dale Roberts of Silverbulletcomicbooks.com describes it as "more action packed than the Punisher, darker than Spawn and more terrifying than the movie "Saw". This is a top-notch comic book with a thundering storyline and artwork to match! "This book is unlike most mainstream books on the shelves right now, and for all the right reasons," says Adam Chapman of comiXtreme.com. "This is truly a gem of a book, a very engaging, fast-paced read that successfully lures the reader into the world of Jack Brodie."

6.5x10" / 156 pages / Full color Trade Paperback. $14.95/£10.99 / ISBN: 0-9550082-0-4. Pre-order your copy today in Diamond June Previews.

Pulp Theatre Entertainment will be attending and signing advance copies of the trade at the San Diego Con in July 2005, Booth No. 5434.

More details about Brodie's Law are available at www.brodieslaw.com or www.pulptheatre.com