Exorcists Take On Satan’s Army In Joshua Hale Fialkov And Dynamite Entertainment’s ‘The Devilers!’ [Sneak Preview]

Dynamite Entertainment proudly presents The Devilers, the first book in their series of creator-driven comics. Writer Joshua Hale Fialkov (I, Vampire) and artist Matt Triano (Sherlock Holmes: The Liverpool Demon) take readers on a new horror series that promises to take readers on an adventure through Hell itself.

In The Devilers, the world's greatest exorcists have teamed up to fight an unstoppable force of evil. Can they work together as a team when they confront Satan's army and make it out alive? The horror comic will also feature covers by Jock (The Losers) and a special incentive cover by the masterful Marc Silvestri (Cyber Force)!

Fialkov delves into his return to the horror genre, "Fans of the work I did on I, VAMPIRE will find a continuation of a lot of the themes and ideas I started over there, but in a completely new package. It's been a blast to tell a big ol' supernatural horror adventure story again."

Plot Synopsis:

When the world is under siege from the pits of hell, it's up to The Devilers to set things right. The world's greatest exorcists pit themselves against Satan's army, while all of creation hangs in the balance.  

Dynamite Senior Editor Joseph Rybandt discusses his enthusiasm for the horror title, "This series is The Magnificent Seven of different religious figures banding together to fight off an evil that will take all of their powers. Joshua is an incredibly gifted writer who has proven that he can tackle any genre.  He has an impressive track record from Elk's Run and Tumor to his I, Vampire, Ultimates, Bunker comic series and more, and I will be biased in stating that The Devilers is his best work to date.  His writing is crisp and smart. Add to that the incredible artwork that Matt Triano is delivering, and the unbelievably captivating covers by Jock, and you have an incredible series."  

The Devilers #1 is set to hit stores on July 16. Don't miss out on all the action as the battle between good and evil takes on a whole new meaning.