Damaged, a new crime comic from Radical Publishing produced in association with Sam Worthington's Full Clip Productions, debuted today, August 17.

Damaged is written by David Lapham with artwork by Leonardo Manco. The book was created by Michael and John Schwarz of Full Clip and executive produced by Sam Worthington.

The comic follows two brothers, one a policeman, the other a vigilante, as they approach the ends of their careers and attempt to train their young replacements.

You can learn more about Damaged and see interior artwork at http://www.radicalpublishing.com/titles/damaged

Don't forget to pick up your copy at your local comic shop!
(If you don't know where to go, look yours up at comicshoplocator.com.)

Radical Publishing recently sent out a press release with news about Sam Worthington and Full Clip's comic, Damaged:



FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Radical Publishing Announces Debut of DAMAGED

June 6, 2011, Los Angeles, CA—Radical Publishing in association with Sam Worthington’s Full Clip Productions is proud to announce the debut of its new series, Damaged, which hits store shelves August 3rd, 2011.

This new crime series is created by Michael and John Schwarz of Full Clip Productions, and written by Eisner Award-winner David Lapham (Stray Bullets). Damaged is illustrated by Leonardo Manco (Hellblazer) with cover art by acclaimed artist Alex Maleev.

Damaged tells of the story of two brothers, Frank and Henry Lincoln, long estranged after a violent event in their shared past forces them apart. Over the course of 35 years, the brothers pursue separate paths to enforce justice…. Frank, an upright citizen, becomes a distinguished veteran of the San Francisco police department, while Henry, a hardened vigilante, enforces the sort of justice the law is not allowed to. As the brothers approach retirement,...

I think its really cool that Sam Worthington is getting into comic books, being a fan myself. Right now he is going to produce and star in Radical's Last Days of American Crime and Damaged. Last Days of American Crime is a really interesting comic, it's about the last major heist before the government makes a broadcast signal that will make it impossible for people to commit a crime. I think, as an actor, he is extremely versatile and will bring some duality to the part. Another interesting part he has is the one in Damaged- a comic that his company Full Clip actually came up with. This one is about two brothers, one a cop and the other is a criminal. ("Damaged" follows two cops, one of whom becomes a vigilante. There's also themes of redemption, brotherhood, paternal family drama, etc. all set in a "violent, noir-style world"-www.radicalpublishing.com/component/content/article/12...tem).He also is in Dan Dare that is linked with Warner. To check it out go to: (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Dare)