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Sat Feb 17, 2007 — by Elayne Riggs
Kickstarting comics properties into television
Graphic storytelling still invading TV
Markosia Enterprises' press release announcing that Of Bitter Souls has been set up for television development with Hollywood's Kickstart Productions makes the Chuck Satterlee/Norm Breyfogle-created series the latest in a growing line to be picked up by the fledgling production company, which only began creating, developing and producing their own projects in 2003.
Kickstart's already overseen the metamorphoses of the Joe Quesada/Jimmy Palmiotti project Painkiller Jane (starting its 22-episode run on SciFi this spring); Mike Mignola's direct-to-DVD The Amazing Screw-on Head; Wanted, based on the Mark Millar/JG Jones series, and Red Star by Christian Gossett, both currently at Universal; and Preacher, from the series by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon, now in development at HBO.
If these projects all survive turnaround hell, looks like Kickstart will be a company to continue watching!
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