The Minions of Ka

The Minions of Ka is a graphic novel series. In the series, many of history's greatest disasters, such as The Great Fire of London and The Black Plague, are attempts to cover-up attacks of the undead.

Publication history

The Minions of Ka Series was created in 2007 by Dave Wilbur, Michael Furno, and Michael Ahearn, collectively Zombie Omega, Inc, and the first book was released in August 2008 at DragonCon in Atlanta, Georgia. The first Minions project was managed by Christian Beranek, features interior art by Chris Moreno and Mario Boon, and was edited by horror author Jack Ketchum, who also contributed The Western Dead, an original short story based on The Minions of Ka series.[1] The cover is by artist Ken Kelly.

The company's trailer for its first offering in the series, voiced by Academy Award-nominated actor Danny Aiello, can be viewed on YouTube.[2]

Book Two in The Minions of Ka series was slated for release in 2010. The second book delves even deeper into the lore of Ka and the influence his presence has had on history as we don't know it; including the source of Haitian voodoo, what happened to the Jamestown Colony, and what Madam Curie was researching when she won her second Nobel Prize.

Film

Zombie Omega, has signed a movie option with Ahmet Zappa and Christian Beranek of Monsterfoot Productions, Inc.[3]

Notes
  2. YouTube trailer
  3. "Minions of Ka" optioned by Monsterfoot Productions, released online (press release), Comic Book Resources
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