SLG's The Ghouly Boys being produced

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Mon Feb 16, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

SLG's The Ghouly Boys being produced

Slave Labor Graphics' comic The Ghouly Boys is coming to the big screen, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The Ghouly Boys comic book series was created, written and illustrated by Christopher (he goes by just the one name) and was originally published by SLG Publishing (Slave Labor Graphics) in 2004. Lindsay Doran (Nanny McPhee) is producing the movie via her Three Strange Angels production company.

Here's hoping this is the first of many pieces of good news for SLG, which could use some of late.

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