CHICKEN DEVIL

Mitchell Moss is about as regular as it gets. He's married with two children, and co-owns a successful chain of Memphis Hot Chicken restaurants. It's not the life that screams hero/vigilante...until he discovers that his business partner is in bed with the mob and owes them $2 million.

Unfortunately, Mitch is ill-equipped to be a badass-he's just a guy who makes really good chicken. Can he protect his family from cold-blooded gangsters? Absolutely not. But maybe the CHICKEN DEVIL can...

Writer Brian Buccellato (Detective Comics, The Flash, Witchblade) and artist Hayden Sherman (COLD WAR, MARY SHELLEY MONSTER HUNTER) serve up a darkly comedic crime drama that's juicy, tender and finger-lickin' hilarious.

Brian Buccellato is a #1 New York Times best-selling author out of the comic book universe, where he is best-known for his work on DC Comics' titles THE FLASH, BATMAN, and INJUSTICE. In 2017, he completed Universal Studios' Feature Writer Program and was a member of Dan Lin's 2019 inaugural TV development Incubator at Rideback where he developed an original pilot for MRC. He previously adapted his Image comic series CANNIBAL for Square One, who also optioned his first creator-owned book, SONS OF THE DEVIL. Brian's recent comic work includes the yet to be released HEADWOUNDS for Legendary and Oscar Isaac, ARMORCLADS for Valiant Comics, and CHICKEN DEVIL, a new creator-owned with Aftershock Comics.

Hayden Sherman is the co-creator of THE FEW, and has illustrated for Marvel, Dynamite, and BOOM! Studios. He currently lives in Providence, RI, where he's finishing up his final year at the Rhode Island School of Design.

- Black comedy crime-drama thriller in the tradition of Breaking Bad, Barry, Better Call Saul, Get Shorty, Fargo and almost every Quentin Tarantino film.

- Takes graphic violence and the revenge movie tropes and puts them through darkly comedic lenses.

- Writer Brian Buccellato is known to readers of graphic novels from his work on Detective Comics, The Flash and Witchblade.

- Series artist Hayden Sherman has a unique style here, one that worked very well to tell tell dark, somewhat comedic tale that was AfterShock's Mary Shelley, Monster Hunter.