With 3D effects quickly becoming a staple feature for film audiences, novelist and filmmaker Clive Barker wanted to create a narrative that took the augmented viewing experience one step further by weaving it into the narrative hook of IDW's "Seduth," his first original comic property in nearly two decades.
Co-written by Chris Monfette with art by Gabriel Rodriguez, Jay Fotos ("Locke & Key") and 3-D art expert Ray Zone, "Seduth" is slated to include 3D glasses when it drops in October, letting readers delve into the storyline's exploration of existence in more than three dimensions, with readers' experience being the added fourth dimension.
According to Barker, this effect was conceived to be a kind of "wet dream of 3D," for comic fans, positioning storytelling elements in a way that's meant to capitalize on the full potential of the visual enhancement with pointed graphic content and surreal landscapes prominent throughout the issue. Read More...
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