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Comics, Culture & Beyond

The Legend of Kingdom Come transcends the boundaries of the comic book world, offering something for all fans of art, pop culture, and the creative process. This documentary is a tribute to artistic innovation and the relentless pursuit of storytelling excellence. 

Whether you're an avid comic book reader, a lover of fine art, or simply fascinated by the creative journey, this film provides a compelling look at how these larger-than-life heroes are crafted and why they resonate so deeply with audiences across the globe. 

Mythology has always been the foundation of how we explain the world and our place in it. From ancient tales to contemporary narratives, myths are the bedrock of human storytelling. Comic book superheroes are the modern myths of our post-industrial revolution world, embodying our hopes, fears, and ideals.

These stories resonate deeply because they tap into universal themes of heroism, justice, and the struggle between good and evil. They provide a lens through which we can explore complex moral and ethical questions in an accessible and engaging way. 

The Team

Sal Abbinanti

Producer

Sal Abbinanti is a seasoned comic book producer and artist, best known for his dynamic and innovative contributions to the industry. As the longtime agent and business manager for Alex Ross, Sal has been instrumental in the success of numerous acclaimed projects. His deep understanding of both the artistic and business sides of comics has made him a respected figure in the field.

Sal is also the creator of the indie comic series "Atomika: God is Red," which showcases his distinctive artistic style and storytelling prowess. His work often explores complex themes and presents visually striking narratives, making a significant impact on the indie comic scene.

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Remsy Atassi

Director & Editor

Remsy Atassi is a filmmaker born in Toledo, OH and based in Chicago. His feature film directorial debut, Bad Animal (2022), garnered critical acclaim and won awards at prestigious festivals including FAFF (Best Original Music) and the Tucson Film & Music Festival (World Premiere). Distributed via Emulsion Lab, Bad Animal has reached audiences worldwide through platforms such as Amazon Prime, Tubi, and other streaming networks.

With a diverse portfolio, Remsy's previous work includes award-winning short films like One Way Out (2018) and The Liar (2013). Additionally, his music videos and photography have been featured in renowned publications such as Rolling Stone, Forbes, Billboard, Pitchfork, Vice, and the Chicago Reader.

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