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Jay Gunn’s Surface Tension optioned for television

June 11, 2016 by Villordsutch

Those of you that have followed the fantastic Jay Gunn’s Surface Tension from Titan Comics will possibly be very happy with the news that the series which has won numerous praises from both fans and critics alike has now been optioned for television by Awesome Media & Entertainment.

Surface Tension has been described as, “a delirious mix of Hayao Miyasaki and The Walking Dead”, swimming with unforgettable moments, memorable characters and emotion that is truly painted onto the paper.

Months ago, 99% of humanity walked into the sea and dissolved. When two people are washed up on the beach of the tiny island of Breith – their biology completely rewritten – the survivors of Breith are thrown into chaos. Are they our last hope – or our executioners?

Surface Tension is available to buy via the Titan Comics website here. For more information on future Titan Comics you can also Like them on Facebook and Follow them on Twitter.

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Originally published June 11, 2016. Updated April 15, 2018.

Filed Under: Comic Books, News, Television, Villordsutch Tagged With: Jay Gunn, Surface Tension, Titan

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