Panick Entertainment’s first title, Domo #1 by Adam Schlagman ((Flashpoint: Abin Sur), Doug Christmas ((CW’s outpost), and Daniel HDR (The Master of the Universe), It will be released in comic shops on July 2, we first need to check out its main cover Dustin Nguyen.
Panick Entertainment is one of many news publishers in the comics industry in 2025. The company announced in 2024 at San Diego Comic-Con that several comic characters form a new company, including the CEO Kris Longo (Former publisher and CEO of Heavy Metal Magazine), Studio Head and Executive Editor Schlagman (Former Vice President of DC), Chief Operating Officer, Chief Operating Officer Christmas (screenwriter, outpost), Charles (CFO Charles) Christopher Tsing (Former Financial Manager of DC Comics), Chief Creative Officer Mark McCann (writer, editor and illustrator) and chief consultant Chris Ryall (Former President IDW). Other titles, field and Black diamonds, Will be released this summer with the actors David Dastmalchian Work with the company on a future project.
TAMA follows the struggling kit and he discovers a character like Furby, which makes it very dangerous for young teenagers.
The series comes after Kit, a sad teenager who struggles with his own loneliness, discovers a bankrupt virtual pet system that discovers the company he desperately seeks in Tama City. But when mysterious and creepy tragedy begins to pile up around him, the boy wonders if his digital furry friend can somehow become a common ground for “virtual”. How far is the kids and creatures willing to seek attention, and how much harm will this deadly beast that can interact with the real world take?
“The most memorable virtual pet in my childhood was the Furby I got on my birthday.” Christmas explain. “I absolutely loved it, but then lost interest. I ended up taking out the battery to keep it silent. Writing problems are not a day Domo I wouldn’t have thought about how angry my Furby would be if I woke up one day. I have to say that I think TAMA has a good reason to be just as angry. ”
“Dustin was the first artist I was editor at DC Comics and the one I immediately thought of when I was looking to bring our first issue to life. He absolutely smashed it, stunningly portraying Tama’s Lovely/kind and horrible/evil side.” Said slogan.
