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Onyx Element
(Episodic)
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Inspired by the Sci-Fi and supernatural worlds of The X-Files and Stranger Things, Onyx Element explores the depths, dangers, and mysterious truths grounded in the Native American spirit world as seen through the eyes of a young man who has fled from his past in all ways except for his art.
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Gabriel Ironshield Skye is a Native American graphic novelist based in NYC. Gabriel's latest book and title character, Dr. Onyx, are pop culture hits. Unbeknownst to him, his stories and drawings, with their roots in Native American mythology, have begun to leave the realm of his imagination and manifest in this world. A secret government organization that monitors extra-natural phenomena has taken notice... and would like to have a word.
Created & Written by Michael George
Ghost Dance Trilogy
(Feature Films)
Set-Up: Ghost Dance I
In the spirit of the otherworldly romance and dark-fantasy worlds of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Supernatural, and Dead Like Me, Ghost Dance blends horror, humor, and heartfelt emotion. The story revolves around grief, resurrection, and the cosmic consequences of refusing to let go.
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Abe Summers is a broken young man who has lost the love of his life - and will do anything to bring her back - including breaking the laws of Heaven and Hell. When his desperate spell misfires, he resurrects Henry - a teenage boy who died years earlier.
Now bound together by fate, Abe and Henry are thrust onto a mythic collision course. Ancient prophecies. Angels and Demons. Witches and Warlocks. Vampires and Werewolves. Abe's grief-driven magic has set off a cosmic chain reaction that threatens to unleash Hell on Earth.
Written by Kyle Neidhardt and John Milan
Set-Up: Ghost Dance II
Abe Summers' grief-driven magic shattered the boundary between the living and the dead - unleashing a cosmic chain reaction. Ghost Dance II: Passion And Warfare raises the stakes from Earth all the way to Heaven. An ancient Plan hangs in the balance and nothing - and no one - is what you expect.
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Abe has no idea that he has set in motion events that could change everything. Not everyone is happy about it. Creation is in the crosshairs.
When a wounded angel collapses at Abe's door, he is pulled into a conflict that upends all he thought he knew. Ancient loyalties unravel. Battle lines blur. And Abe is given a title he never asked for: The Chosen One. His only hope of ending the war? Find God.
Written by Kyle Neidhardt and John Milan
Set-Up: Ghost Dance III
One year after banishing the Archangel Gabriel and ending the war over Creation, Abe Summers has finally found peace. Gretchen, the punk rock warlock who fought by his side, is the love of his life. Henry, the soulless boy, is finishing high school and dreaming of the Peace Corps. Life is quiet — until it isn’t.
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Enoch, a 4,000-year-old grigori, has been watching from the shadows. His people — an ancient race older than humanity — were imprisoned millennia ago for defying God. Enoch has found a way to free them. The problem? The key is hidden in Purgatory and Enoch needs leverage. Gretchen. To get her back, Abe and Henry must go where no living soul has ever gone. But keys
can unlock much more than doors.
Written by Kyle Neidhardt and John Milan
Do You Believe in Magic
(Episodic)
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Tamika Rose Watkins is a rising pop star who earned every spotlight the hard way. Biracial, brilliant, and fiercely independent, she's built a career on talent and grit -- navigating between cultures with music as her bridge. Then her world cracks. Her mother is a witch. Her grandmother, uncle, and cousins all carry the gift. Tamika has talent, but never showed a lick of talent for magic -- until now.
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Strange things begin happening around Tamika. Bells chime. Objects move. Her mother reveals the truth. Tamika comes from a long line of witches, and her grandmother, the formidable Granny Ru, arrives in a cloud of pink smoke to prove it. A handsome rising state Senator asks Tamika's band to perform a benefit concert for a local homeless shelter. Mortal. Magic. Power. Politics. Black and White was hard enough.