Wizard Universe has a 5-page preview of XENA VS. ARMY OF DARKNESS: WHAT, AGAIN? # 1 (of 4) written by Brandon Jerwa and Elliott R. Serrano. Check it out!

XENA VS ARMY OF DARKNESS: WHAT, AGAIN? #1
DIAMOND ORDER CODE: AUG083953
Writer: BRANDON JERWA AND ELLIOTT SERRANO
Penciller/Inker: MIGUEL MONTENEGRO
Covers: MIGUEL MONTENEGRO (50%), MIGUEL MONTENEGRO (50%)
Colorist: JAY DAVID RAMOS FOR ZONA I
Genre: FANTASY
Rating: TEEN+

No, really, we're not kidding... we thought that the last time we put all these characters together, you guys would tell us where to stick our series, but you didn't and now we think you want more! And we're giving it to you... or rather, Brandon Jerwa, Elliott R. Serrano (Brandon needed some extra help on this one, don't ask, but Elliott's doing a great job, really!) and Miguel Montenegro are giving it to you!

Head on over to THE PULSE to check out a new interview with yours truly, regarding BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: GHOSTS and some of my forthcoming projects.

Read on: COMICON.com: JERWA'S GHOSTS OF BATTLESTAR GALACTICA

This interview ran back in July, but it's an excellent primer for my new 4-issue mini-series, BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: GHOSTS. The first issue drops very soon (next week, I think) and I hope you'll check it out. This is the first Galactica project from Dynamite to feature an all-new cast of lead characters, so I'm very curious to see how it's received...

Newsarama.com : BRANDON JERWA ON BSG: GHOSTS

For Battlestar Galactica fans, we’re in the middle of a long, dry stretch.

The final 10 episodes are slated to begin showing sometime in early 2009, but until then...not much.

Unless you count the comics.

Dynamite’s Battlestar Galactica projects have explored the cracks and crevasses of the world Ron Moore made, and in September, Brandon Jerwa expands the world even more in Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts, a four issue miniseries about a black ops Viper squadron now on their own.

We spoke with Jerwa about the miniseries.

Newsarama: First off Brandon, when is Ghosts set in relation to the larger Battlestar Galactica timeline?

Brandon Jerwa: Ghosts takes place pretty much right beside the first TV mini-series and moves forward from there. That’s really a flashpoint for the whole Galactica epic, so I thought it seemed the most logical place to start. The Dynamite books have covered a few different eras, so this is sort of bringing it back home, as it were, for everyone who was sucked into this fantastic world on that first night (like me)!

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