this is the thread where we anticipate dead end city: the series

Fareed Sayed

SNEAK PREVIEW

http://blip.tv/file/1079159

SPOILER ALERT

this some sin city knock off??

im pretty sure this came first and sin city is a pretty blatant knock-off of it

http://deadendcitytheseries.com/images/Scarza%20button.jpg

http://deadendcitytheseries.com/images/Dead%20End%20City%20Premiere.JPG
The girls of Dead End City pose with the show's Creator at the premiere party.

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Trinh Tran smiles for camera as Mandy May refuses to break character as Zena. "I never got know Mandy on set because she was ALWAYS in character. I didn't know what kind of person she was, until she was wrapped and came to set one day bringing lattes for the cast and crew on her own." - Jeff Varga

that looks good

This official website for Dead End City the TV series along with Dead End City the TV series itself are copyrighted 2008, Paratrooper Movieworx, All rights reserved. Stars Gary Graham (Alien Nation, Star Trek, Robo Jox) Sin City 2 Frank Miller Spirit Robert Rodriguez femme fatales Gary Graham Alien Nation Sci Fi Channel Dead End City the TV series

Dead End City like Sin City

Sexy, smoking hot babes, guns and the walking dead. A new TV pilot. What more could you ask for. Sin City style - coming to TV. Dead End City Gary Graham Alien Nation Star Trek Savol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-WUQeijUT8

from the creator of Spy Girl

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qHVv7gk9s8

A rogue, even to the homeless youth she shares the streets with, steals a top secret briefcase and unwilling becomes the sole commander of a mysterious Witchblade type weapon that afixes itself to her forearm.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqUoW8VOXlA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02m5bjmmFuI

Prayer Warrior (the movie)

Looking to debut in fall 2008, DEAD END CITY stars Gary Graham (ALIEN NATION, ENTERPRISE) in what producer/creator Jeff Varga (I, ROBOT) calls "a return to the serialized, cliff-hanger fare from the Golden Age of the Silver Screen, but with a look more akin to graphic novels."