Comic Adaptation
Dabel Brothers Productions published in 2009 a series of comics featuring Mercy called Mercy Thompson: Homecoming. The four part series was illustrated by freelance illustrator Francis Tsai and Amelia Woo, and later released as a collected TPB by DelRey. It features an original prequel story written by Briggs and Dabel Brothers Managing Editor David Lawrence.
The first Mercy Thompson novel Moon Called is currently being published as a 8-issue comic series from Dynamite Comics, and scheduled to appear in two TPB collections.
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