Pulp Theatre Comic’s soul-stealing graphic novel Brodie’s Law set for adaptation

Have you guys ever heard of the graphic novel BRODIE’S LAW? Don’t worry if you haven’t, neither have I. But you’re about to learn all about it!

I’m asking because a recent article over at Variety has Stephen L’Hereux and Benderspink teaming up to bring us a feature adaptation of the Pulp Theatre Comic graphic novel. Created by Daley Osiyemi and David Bircham back in 2004 and co-written by JUDGE DREDD creator Alan Grant (not the JURASSIC PARK character…), the rundown for BRODIE’S LAW reads as follows:

Story centers on antihero Jack Brodie, London’s East End gangster, expert thief and professional killer, who gains the ability to steal his victims’ souls and take on their appearance, memories and feelings.

So a hitman who can take on his victim’s souls and appearance? Sounds pretty damn cool if you ask me.

Unfortunately that’s all the news we’re given on this BRODE’S LAW adaptation but I’m sure more goods will be rolling our way soon, like who’ll be directing and penning this shite. So as always be sure to keep it here for more news on the project as we hear it!