The Whisper War Comic Sedat Oezgen Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Marc Guggenheim is headed to the future with The Whisper War, a sci-fi mystery thriller due out next month. Guggenheim, the prolific TV showrunner and writer whose credits include Arrow and Carnival Row, is joined on the project by Savage Sword of Conan artist Sedat Oezgen. The five-issues series takes place in the Shattered Realm years after a civil war claimed one third of the population of the planet Imprimata. No one remembers why the war was fought, who won, or anything else. But now, in the planet's capital city of Apperax, a murder is committed with no suspects, forensics or theories. A former cop comes out of retirement to investigate the murder, with only intuition and a nagging sense of déjà vu to go on. Related Stories TV 'Arrow' Stars, Writers Reunite on Picket Line -- Sans Stephen Amell Movies Universal Picks Up Marc Guggenheim Graphic Novel 'Too Dead To Die' "This is my first time writing a comic book for a specific artist," says Guggenheim. "In doing so, I took inspiration from Sedat's portfolio, leaning into the images and concepts he enjoys drawing the most." Colorist Carlos Cabrera, letterer Dave Sharpe and designer Travis Escarfullery also make up the creative team for the project, which bows Feb. 10 from Amazon's Comixology Originals. Guggenheim was a key architect of the CW's Arrow-verse, and won an Emmy for his work on Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia, and has feature credits including Green Lantern and Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters. In the comic book space, he recently released The Adventures of Ulysses Monarch for Comixology and has written Star Wars, X-Men and Spider-Man books. The Whisper War Comic Sedat Oezgen THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Sight Unseen 'Rental Family' Producers Learned a New Way of Making Movies in Tokyo Song Sung Blue Craig Brewer on How He Worked a Neil Diamond Performance Into an AA Meeting in the Opening of 'Song Sung Blue' Morena Baccarin 'Greenland 2: Migration' Review: Gerard Butler in a Post-Apocalyptic Sequel That's Exactly What You Expect Sinners Directors Guild Reveals Film, First-Time Feature Director Nominees Behind The Screen 'F1' Composer Hans Zimmer on Scoring His Third Racing Movie: "It Was a Movie About a Team, Made by a Team" Song Sung Blue Kate Hudson Returns to the Oscars Race, 25 Years After 'Almost Famous': "You're Always Only One Part Away" Sight Unseen 'Rental Family' Producers Learned a New Way of Making Movies in Tokyo Song Sung Blue Craig Brewer on How He Worked a Neil Diamond Performance Into an AA Meeting in the Opening of 'Song Sung Blue' Morena Baccarin 'Greenland 2: Migration' Review: Gerard Butler in a Post-Apocalyptic Sequel That's Exactly What You Expect Sinners Directors Guild Reveals Film, First-Time Feature Director Nominees Behind The Screen 'F1' Composer Hans Zimmer on Scoring His Third Racing Movie: "It Was a Movie About a Team, Made by a Team" Song Sung Blue Kate Hudson Returns to the Oscars Race, 25 Years After 'Almost Famous': "You're Always Only One Part Away"