Project Credits
Written by: Jonathan Lang
Art: Michael Lapinski
A famine caused by Blackwell Industries drives Diego Busqueda, a noble coyote, to lead a band of Mexican border crossers across the unforgiving Devil’s Highway, a desert cursed with blistering days and deadly nights. Back home, Diego’s daughter, Flaca, discovers that something hungrier prowls the factory fields. Stalked and persecuted, can the Busqueda family maintain their dreams of immigration or will the unspeakable horrors of the desert tear them apart? On the Feeding Ground, there is no freedom without sacrifice.
Featured Press Coverage
SGIFF Edward Pressman Talks Infinity Feeding Ground Dali
Veteran U.S. producer Edward Pressman is on a roll.
Swifty Lang Discusses His Background and Feeding Ground A Werewolf Mexican Immigration Story
At the time Feeding Ground was conceived, I was teaching ESL to students in Coney Island. While their stories varied greatly, the sense of alienation and sacrifice was universal.
Featured at Publishers Weekly
Often gory and eschewing an easy happy ending, Lang and Lapinski have created an allegory for the sometimes predatory relationship American companies have with Mexico.
The Crow Producer Tackling Graphic Novel Feeding Ground Exclusive
Veteran producer Edward R. Pressman has optioned the rights to Archaia Entertainment’s graphic novel Feeding Ground.
Feeding Ground Graphic Novel Trailer
Debuting in both English and Spanish, FEEDING GROUND deals head on with the debate surrounding illegal immigration.
Coyotes And Werewolves On The Border Swifty Lang Talks Feeding Ground
The concept was also born, obviously enough, from conversations about werewolves.