Campaign India Team
Feb 02, 2010

British comic 'The Hunter' launches in India

Dare Comics, the label which was founded in 2007 by British writer Adam Hamdy, has announced the launch of its first title The Hunter in India. The series will be published and distributed by OM Publications throughout India from March.The Hunter is a contemporary superhero comic set against the backdrop of organised crime, and its story is now being developed into a major motion picture. The comic currently has an international readership of about 1,30,000 through its print and online distribution strategy.

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