10 November 2009 (Berkeley, CA) - HAUNT, the sales record-breaking new superhero series conceived by Todd McFarlane and Robert Kirkman, faces yet another sell-out with both its first and second issues completely sold-through on a distribution-level."Getting this reception a second time around has us all very excited," Kirkman said. "HAUNT is having a tremendous launch at a period in time when the economy doesn't really lend itself to people taking a chance on something new. Not only did the first issue set a recent sales record for Image, but as of last week, the reprint and second issue are both gone despite very significant overprints. Todd and I are very appreciative of the fans and retailers supporting HAUNT. We hope to reward them back with years of stories to come."
HAUNT centers on a pair of brothers, Kurt and Daniel Kilgore, who act more like adversaries than family. Kurt, a secret agent, and Daniel, a less than holy priest, bond in a way neither of them expects after Kurt's untimely death. A surprise fusing of Kurt's ghost with Daniel's body creates a chain reaction, turning the brothers into the character, Haunt. While both distribution-level sell-out issues will return with new printings in December, earlier printings may be available in small quantities at your local comic book store.
HAUNT #1 3rd-Printing and HAUNT #2 2nd-Printing, both 32-page, full-color comic books for $2.99, will be in stores alongside HAUNT #3 (OCT090361) on December 2nd, 2009.
© C Harris Lynn, 2009
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