New York, New York, May 1, 2013 — Hound Entertainment’s president and CEO, William ‘Brimstone’ Kucmierowski officially announced earlier today that Hound Comics, Inc. (Hound Entertainment Group) and RVD Productions, LLC have officially inked a deal for the publication of legendary wrestler, Rob Van Dam’s highly anticipated graphic novel, RVD’s Twisted Perception – Soldiers of Karma. This news comes following RVD’s tease last weekend of re-signing with WWE or TNA, when instead announced his signing with Hound. “We at Hound are pleased to have RVD on board alongside our other creators! He’ll fit in perfectly with the current Hound line-up… he is a character!” says Hound Good Will Ambassador, Eddie ‘Luscious’ Castillo.
Van Dam is the most recent professional wrestler to align themselves with Hound Entertainment, following an impressive line-up of Legends including Brutus ‘The Barber’ Beefcake and Jimmy ‘Superfly’ Snuka to newer Superstars like Low-Ki (Kaval/Senshi). “Hound is already a family; but bringing in old friends essentially feels like we are making our house into a home!” says Brimstone. “We have an array of projects in motion that will be utilizing the talents of these superstars in one way or another; we can say that there is a plan for each of them.” Says Hound VP, Sajad Shah.
The new title RVD’s Twisted Perception – Soldiers of Karma will be released on May 22nd, 2013 and will join the ranks of popular Hound Comics titles including flagship brand Brimstone and The Borderhounds and others including Slave, Killer B****** of the Zombie Holocaust, The Revival, and more who are rapidly gaining respect and notoriety in the industry. “Essentially, Hound is looking to become a one-stop-shop for all your entertainment needs.” Says Hound VP, Marcello Carnevali. “We can now officially say that we have the ‘Whole ‘Effin Show!’”
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Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
