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Thrash Metal Band Exodus Teams Up With Incendium For Tales Of The Damned Action Figures And Comic Books

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Hear The Music Of The Damned

Exodus and Incendium are teaming up for the launch of Tales Of The Damned, a four-issue comic book anthology series that explores classic tracks from the band, a legendary pioneer in the thrash metal genre. The terrifying “Organist” from Exodus artwork and lore will also be immortalised as an action figure…

Published under Incendium’s music-focused OPUS imprint, the first issue riffs on the title track of 2004’s Tempo Of The Damned and is crafted by horror masters, writer Ian Edginton (Aliens, Predator) and artist Luis Guaragna (John Carpenter’s Tales For A Halloween Night). Tales Of The Damned #1 features cover artwork by Ryan Christensen that showcases the “Organist.”

In the bone-chilling first issue of Tales Of The Damned, a teenage girl goes missing after becoming obsessed with “The Wavelength,” a mysterious signal coming from an elusive radio station. Her protective older sister’s search leads to an abandoned town, where she not only unravels the mystery of her sister’s disappearance but also of the cursed music behind it…The Tempo of the Damned.

“I’m super excited to see this project come to life. Exodus and comics go hand in hand, and to see the ‘Organist’ come to life in book form and as an action figure? Totally awesome! I’m looking forward to reading Tales Of The Damned!” said Exodus guitarist and bandleader Gary Holt.

“Exodus’ Tales Of The Damned is our bloody tribute to the Bay Area legends. We’re all about Myths, Monsters, and Metal here at Incendium, so this unholy alliance has been a blast!” added Llexi Leon, CEO Incendium.

The debut of the comic book series coincides with the release of Exodus’ new album Persona Non Grata, which the legendary thrash metal band recorded themselves from home-built studios with the help of Andy Sneap on mixing and mastering and with Steve Lagudi at the helm of engineering. Their groundbreaking eleventh studio album, Persona Non Grata, will be released by Nuclear Blast Records.

Tales Of The Damned is a quarterly anthology series; the first print edition of each issue will be released as a prestige-format limited edition collectible comic book, featuring cardstock covers, specialty foil treatments, glossy pages, and individual numbering.

The first printing of each issue will be limited to 1500 copies at $16.66, and available to order

from https://incendium.online/collections/exodus. The first issue is available to order now and ships 31 October 2021. The “Organist” action figure is also available to pre-order for $29.95, shipping Q1 2022.

Tales Of The Damned #1 credits:

Cover Artwork by Ryan Christensen
Interior Artwork by Luis Guaragna
Written by Ian Edginton
Letters by Jacob Bascle
Edited by Llexi Leon and Denton J. Tipton Exodus “Organist” Figbiz Action Figure by Incendium

About Exodus:

When we think of the phrase Bonded By Blood, we think of two things: a brotherhood that is meant to outlast the trials of war, pain, and time…and the almighty EXODUS. With a bond forged in youth and decades-old friendship, the undisputed masters of thrash metal return with their eleventh studio album: Persona Non Grata. For decades, Exodus has impressed with the ability to attract opposing factions to their music because of its intensity and versatility. Working from three home-built studios, the band recorded Persona Non Grata themselves with the help of Andy Sneap on mixing and mastering and with Steve Lagudi at the helm of engineering. Persona Non Grata will be released by Nuclear Blast Records.

About Incendium:

Find us at www.incendium.online
On Facebook: @IncendiumOnline
On Twitter: @IncendiumOnline
On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/IncendiumOnline/

Founded in 2006 Incendium is a multi-faceted production company known for an array of

animation, comic books, toys, and video games. Driven by our team’s passion for Myths,

Monsters, and Metal the brand embraces 80s and 90s counterculture with a contemporary twist.

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