Opus Comics’ Frank Frazetta Comics Go Digital

by Olly MacNamee

To mark Frank Frazetta’s birthday, Opus Comics are transferring their Death Dealer and Dawn Attack comics online via the GlobalComix digital platform. And, both series’ first issue are available for free now, with Frank Frazetta’s Death Dealer issues #2, 3 and 4 available for $3.99 each.

Frank Frazetta’s Death Dealer takes readers on an epic adventure through the worlds of Frazetta, introducing them to extraordinary characters and places envisioned by the “Godfather of fantasy art.”

But, that’s not all. Opus Comics will be expanding its digital line with Bill & Ted and Eternal Descent and more.

Frazetta’s Death Dealer is written by acclaimed animation writer Mitch Iverson (DOTA: Dragon’s Blood, Voltron: Legendary Defender) illustrated by artist Stefano Martino (Stranger Things, Doctor Who), with colours by Luis Antonio Delgado and letters by Jacob Bascle.

“From 1966 to 1967 in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, several witnesses reported seeing a man-sized, winged creature with glowing red eyes. Circa 1980, Frank Frazetta painted his iconic work, Mothman. Now you will learn the truth—and it’s weird.”

In print, the FrazettaVerse will be expanding with new series, Mothman, debuting in the Free Comic Book Day offering, FrazettaVerse #0 and then being released as a solo title in May written by Emmy nominee Tim Hedrick (Avatar: The Last Airbender) and illustrated by Andrea Mutti (British Paranormal Society).