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Ennis, best known for Preacher, began the ongoing series in 2006, about a group of super-powered CIA agents who keep watch over the superheroes of a contemporary society.
The series, originally published by DC's Wildstorm imprint, was cancelled after six issues, because, Ennis has claimed, DC found the anti-superhero tone to be too unsettling. The series later found a home at Dynamite Entertainment where it continues to be published.
"We're just huge fans of the book and of Garth Ennis," Manfredi told Scifiwire. "It's very faithful to the original. It has been a really good experience to work on."
Both Hay and Manfredi have said that Ennis has been easy to work with and allowed them to make necessary changes.
The adaptation is a joint effort between Kickstart and Columbia Pictures but a director has yet to be named for the production.
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