Back in  February  we interviewed the guys behind the awesomely titled The Legend of Spacelord Mo Fo – Pat McNamara and David G Williams – well today we’re pleased to announce that Angel Phoenix Media have acquired the Spacelord and set to bring him a whole new part of the galaxy!

Angel Phoenix Media is embracing the new comic evolution to produce a new wave of groundbreaking digital comics, and are exited to announce our acquisition of the critically acclaimed digital comic, The Legend of Spacelord Mofo, by Pat McNamara (Angelwitch, Lost in Space) and David G. Williams (Wolverine, Phantom, In Flesh and Spirit). Their experience developing the pioneering Digital Cinegraphic Novelstorytelling format, and the unique creative vision they bring to Angel Phoenix Media, keeps story and characterat the center of the creative process, and will lay the developmental foundation for the first three original Angel Phoenix Media titles (TBA), to be published alongside the continuing adventures of The Legend of Spacelord Mofo. Angel Phoenix Media‘s line of original digital comics will debut early next year.

According to their press release, Angel Phoenix Media makes bold, original Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror and Supernatural projects for Film, Television, Print, Web TV and the emerging Digital Comic market, that will fire the imagination of fans the world over and leave them demanding “MORE!” Angel Phoenix Media is the brainchild of Gary Turner, the twenty-five year veteran and award-winning international music publisher, and brings together an international team of super-talented and passionate artists, writers and directors, from the worlds of Film, Television, Games, Books and Comics, whose amazing works include such celebrated titles as “300: The Rise of an Empire”, “Snow White & The Huntsman”, “Hugo”, “Flags of Our Fathers”, “2012”, “The Grudge”, “Blake’s 7” and on Marvel Comics “Wolverine” and “Phantom”, and DC Comics “Catwoman”, “Batman”, “Teen Titans” and “Superman”, and Innovations “Lost in Space”, as well as numerous cutting edge music videos and video games.

For those new to the title, The Legend of Spacelord Mofo was launched online in January 2012, from the awesomely disturbed minds of Pat McNamara (Angelwitch Series) & David G. Williams (Wolverine: Doombringer, Catwoman, In Flesh & Spirit), The Legend of Spacelord Mofo is an ass-kickingly kick-ass post-apocalyptic, space-western, love story… with guns, presented in the trailblazing Digital Cinegraphic Novel format (like Marvel’s Infinite Nova & Thrillbent’s Insufferable). The story follows Bran Mak Foo and Honey Pott, a just-married couple scrounging a living on the Edge of Endspace after a galactic apocalypse… or three. The Edge is a place where heroes are few, villainy’s the law, and the rest are just trying to survive… At its heart, The Legend of Spacelord Mofo is a tale of love and guns, with Bran and Honey fighting the good fight against the galaxy, and sometimes each other, but always finding a way through… together… mostly… we hope…

“It brilliantly mixes the interactive elements of Thrillbent, with the motion elements of Madefire and adds in a politically incorrect Aussie attitude for good measure!”
– Alex Thomas, Pipedream Comics

“This is a brilliant Issue #1” – “…a welcome addition to the infinite canvas style and well worth a read…” – “… this is the new breed of digital comics…”
– Michael Nimmo, 3 Million Years

“The artwork is awesome.” – “…fantastic space opera for the digital age!”
– Paul Norman. Booksmonthly Uk

“…blazing a trail in the world of digital comics unlike any you’ve seen before.” – “Pulpy sci-fi goodness at its best.”
– Stewart Cook. Writer, Dave – Zombie Hunter

“I give big hairy kudos to McNamara and Williams…” – “I’ll definitely be checking back for episode updates for The Legend of SpaceLord Mo Fo. So should you.” – Captainhardshell, International House of Geek

“Guns, explosions and psychotic villains make an epic love story.”
– Nathan Tan. I Got Superpowers

“Natural Born Killers meets Mad Max in space.” – “If you haven’t checked it out yet, you should!”
– Brian LeTendre. Secret Identity Podcast

“…one of the smoothest openings I’ve seen in digital so far! Nicely done!”
– Josh S. Henaman. Writer, Bigfoot – Sword of the Earthman.

“Awesomeness!”
– Joe T. Velikovsky. Transmedia Writer