Fans of Thomas Jane, the actor best known for his gritty turn as The Punisher, have a new reason to celebrate. His horror comic The Lycan, co-created with writer and artist Tim Seeley, is finally making the leap to print. This exclusive announcement marks the first time the series will be available in a physical format, and it's a big deal for collectors and horror enthusiasts alike.
The Lycan follows a monster-hunting protagonist who is part human, part wolf—a lycanthrope with a mission. The story blends supernatural horror with action-packed sequences, drawing on classic werewolf lore while adding a fresh, modern twist. Jane, who has a deep love for the genre, has described the project as a passion that combines his love of comics and creature features.
The comic originally debuted as a digital-first series, but the response from fans was so strong that a print edition became inevitable. Now, readers can finally hold the blood-soaked pages in their hands. The physical release will include all the issues from the digital run, plus bonus material like behind-the-scenes sketches and commentary from the creative team.
Jane's involvement in the comic world is no surprise. He's a known comic book aficionado and has previously written and produced adaptations of his own work. The Lycan is a natural extension of his career, which has seen him move from screen to page with ease. The series has been praised for its atmospheric art and tight storytelling, making it a must-read for fans of horror and indie comics.
The print edition is being handled by a boutique publisher known for high-quality releases, ensuring that the physical product matches the ambition of the story. Pre-orders are expected to open soon, and given the buzz, early copies are likely to sell out quickly.
For those who missed the digital run, this is the perfect chance to dive into a world where monsters hunt monsters. And for longtime fans, it's a chance to own a piece of horror comic history. As Jane himself has said, The Lycan is a story about identity, survival, and the beast within—themes that resonate long after the final page.
Stay tuned for more updates on the release date and special editions. In the meantime, check out our coverage of other horror hits, including Guillermo del Toro's praise for 'Widow's Bay' and the box office success of A24's 'Backrooms'.
