Damon Dark - Spin Offs

Spin Offs

Damon Dark has also been self-published by Adrian Sherlock in novella form, with the first book, Damon Dark: Biodome. However, possibly the most significant spin off is the creation of a "sister" webseries featuring a professional actor Chris Heaven. Heaven had appeared in the film Garibaldi il generale and was the writer of two television projects. His own series, Vincent Kosmos, began life in 2008. In 2009's Damon Dark episode "The Space Prison", Vincent Kosmos died in a manner reminiscent of the death of Mr. Spock in the Star Trek movies, sacrificing his life to save Damon Dark. Vincent Kosmos has since returned from the dead for a third season. Jack Knoll has also announced he is producing a spinoff webseries about the adventures of Young Damon Dark, concerning Damon's first UFO and alien encounter during his formative years, based on Damon Dark's backstory. More recently, Trea Cotton has produced the pilot episode of his own spinoff, The Dr.Lansing Chronicles, featuring his own character who debuted in Damon Dark. Damon Dark maintains an "open door" policy and has welcomed contributions from writers, actors, musicians, CGI animators and others from around the world who want to become involved and contribute to its development. In 2011, Jack Knoll ended Young Damon Dark with a film called Genesis of the Collective, featuring Young Damon (Jack Knoll) Damon Dark (Adrian Sherlock) Vincent Kosmos (Chris Heaven) The Magician (Oliver McNeil) and Lucy (Rachael Hunt). The film ends with young Damon on the road to becoming the adult character as we first meet him in the Channel 31 TV series. Chris Heaven began work on a final episode to wrap up the Vincent Kosmos series late in 2011. Meanwhile Damon Dark itself ended the year with Damon disappearing, apparently taken back in time to Nazi Germany by arch villain The Magician. In September 2012, Damon Dark is due to appear on stage at The Woodbin Theatre in Geelong, in a one man play titled "Damon Dark, UFO hunter", an encore performance of a show which was performed twice in July to overwhelmingly enthusiastic audiences. The highly successful stage show was directed and performed by Adrian Sherlock from his original script.