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Tishler Writes New Comic Series For Mad Cave

May 15, 2024
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A banner promoting the Mad Cave comic series The Last Wardens.

Amit Tishler ’12, MFA, is co-writing The Last Wardens, a new comic miniseries for Mad Cave Studios.

The series is a horror-thriller co-written by Tishler and Elliot Sperl. A grindhouse-inspired epic set in the 1970s, the comic mixes chaotic violence with complex emotional drama. This series comes after , another Mad Cave title written by Tishler.

"The series is the brainchild of a creative collaboration between Elliot and me," Tishler says. "And despite differing in tone from personal works, it has all the elements I love in a story: historical fiction, supernatural elements, a slowly unraveling mystery...and some ridiculous amount of gore."

The first of six issues is set to release July 17.

Learn more


  • (madcavestudios.com—April 2, 2024)

  • (dailydead.com—April 2, 2024)

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