Michael Giacchino, director of Marvel Studios’ Special Presentation Werewolf by Night, teams up with artist David Messina in Werewolf By Night: Blood Moon Rise, a new comic book one-shot arriving in July.
The comic will also have a backup story by current Werewolf By Night scribe Jason Loo.
Michael Giacchino, director of Marvel Studios’ Special Presentation Werewolf by Night, will write Werewolf By Night: Blood Moon Rise, a new Marvel comic book hitting stands in July.
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The Academy Award-winning composer made his directorial debut in the acclaimed Marvel Cinematic Universe special. Now, he teams up with artist David Messina (Ultimate Spider-Man) to deliver another tale of terror starring Jack Russell—this time set in the Marvel Comics universe!
Werewolf By Night: Blood Moon Rise spotlights what makes Werewolf By Night such a captivating Marvel icon, with over fifty years of comics history – and a hundred times as many bodies in his wake! In addition to Giacchino’s story that pits the tortured hero against Dracula, the one-shot will also have a backup story by Jason Loo, writer of the current Werewolf By Night: Red Band comic series, celebrating the character’s history and future along with various bonus material.
“It could be a lost story from the original run, in a way,” Giacchino told EW. “There’s a fun twist to it that I think is going to be really interesting for people who are into Jack Russell and that lore.”
WEREWOLF BY NIGHT: BLOOD MOON RISE #1
Written by MICHAEL GIACCHINO & JASON LOO
Art by DAVID MESSINA
Cover by TYLER KIRKHAM
On Sale 7/30
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