This is definitely something exciting to wake up to! Last night, the folks over at the Fictory posted a brand new teaser trailer for their Atomic Robo short, Last Stop. The short, based on Clevinger and Wegener’s comic, features the titular hero jumping out of a plane and getting ready to face out with the Iron Giant a metal behemoth. We’ve seen some production stills in the past from this, and so far it all looks great. The teaser just gets us more excited!
Be sure to check out the official Last Stop website right here, when you can view the video with much better quality than YouTube allows, and be sure to check out the press release below:
Animation studio, The Fictory, run by director Joseph W. Krzemienski, today
released a Teaser for their upcoming short Atomic Robo: Last Stop. Based on Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener’s smash hit indie comic series: Atomic Robo.
About The Atomic Robo: Last Stop Teaser
This teaser is the first opportunity for fans to catch a glimpse of animation directly from the short film. Director and crew have been keeping a frequently updated production blog over at thefictory.com. Atomic Robo: Last Stop will be a 15 minute animated short scheduled for public release in early 2011.
About The Fictory
The Fictory has become a home for many local artists and regularly pulls talent from nearby art institutions, most prominently Pennsylvania College of Art & Design. In the span of two years, The Fictory has grown from a one man operation in a spare bedroom, to a fully equipped operation working out of sister studio, Postage Inc. Atomic Robo: Last Stop is the second comic property The Fictory has adapted into an animated short film. In 2009 they released the award winning, American Terror: Company Man, based on Jeff McComsey’s Graphic Novel series. In addition to animation, The Fictory also manages the The Fictory Comics, a new website entirely featuring selective independent content.
About Atomic Robo
Atomic Robo, a print comic from Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener, chronicles the Action Science adventures of a robot that’s a little Ghostbusters and a little Indiana Jones crossed with a lot of Nikola Tesla. The series has recently shipped its fourth volume, and shows no signs of slowing down.
