Law of the Paw graphic novel to hit Comic Con 2014

LOS ANGELES - July 25, 2014 - PRLog -- SAN DIEGO, California (July 23, 2014) – Law of the Paw, a graphic novel by Glenn G. Doyle, will be featured at this year’s San Diego Comic Con. The author's representative and partner, Alexia Melocchi of LITTLE STUDIO FILMS will be there to share his work with fans as well as build interest in the film adaptation.

Law of the Paw tells the story of a world where a werewolf clan has gone from being at the top of the food chain to being banished by a group of sorcerers to then-undiscovered North America. They must never spill another drop of human blood or faced being eradicated. Things take a turn for the worse when the clan becomes divided on how to ensure their existance in a world where they are no longer the hunters.

Law of the Paw is represented by Little Studio Films and co produced with Alexia Melocchi who is also currently working on two other movie projects by Doyle, Young Dragons and Home Ice. Two of his other works, The Circuit and The Circuit Two, have already been made into films and distributed worldwide.

For the duration of Comic Con 2014 the graphic novel is available for free download with Promo Code.

ABOUT GLEN DOYLE: Glenn Doyle is a Canadian-born writer and film maker who has been involved in film industry since 1987. He has a number of movies made from his work, including three The Circuit movies. In addition to his film work, his novel, Brotherhood of the Red Rat, was contracted for a movie and a non-fiction title, The Martial Artist’s Way, was published by Harper Collins (Canada) and Tuttle Publishing (USA). In Canada he is represented by Boathouse Literary Group.

ABOUT LITTLE STUDIO FILMS: Little Studio films was created by Alexandra Yacovlef and Alexia Melocchi as a representation, consulting, and production company. Their two decades of experience in the entertainment industry has allowed them to offer a wide variety of services and strategic alliances to help artists bring their work to life and reach audiences.