Amazon is developing an animated series take on ScottSnyder & Jock's ImageComics series Wytches, with Snyder & Jock executive producing. The duo took to Twitter to offer more details... / Ssnyder1835 Jock4Twenty ImageComics
\nAmazon is looking to boost its animated series selection in a big way, ordering an adaptation of writer Scott Snyder and artist Jock's Image Comics comic book series Wytches.
' Now, here's a look at what Snyder and Jock had to share about the news and the project via Twitter shortly after it was announced:\n\nSo the news is out – Wytches is going to be an adult animated series on Amazon!\nWe optioned Wytches to Amazon Animation w\/Plan B a few years ago with the promise that @Jock4twenty\nand I could be very involved in the creative process.
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