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Thu Jan 10, 2008 — by Mike Gold

Bedard co-writes

Former Dell / Gold Key / Valiant star Turok Son of Stone will be making his direct-to-DVD debut on February 5.

Written by veteran comics writer Tony Bedard and Invader Zim's Evan Baily, the Turok D2DVD was directed by Curt Geda (the animated Superman) , Dan Riba (the animated Batmans) and Frank Squillace (the animated X-Men) under the supervision of Tad Stones (the animated Hellboy). So the show has quite a pedigree.

Rights to the character are now controlled by Classic Media, which also handles Casper The Friendly Ghost and Terry and the Pirates... which would make for a great crossover.

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mike weber (10:39 AM on Thu Jan 10, 2008)

Rights to the character are now controlled by Classic Media, which also handles Casper The Friendly Ghost and Terry and the Pirates... which would make for a great crossover.

Sounds a lot like DC's "Sword of the Dragon" miniseries.

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