IDW Entertainment to develop Jonathan Kellerman’s best-selling Alex Delaware book series for Television
San Diego, CA (March 6, 2017) – IDW Entertainment (OTCQX: IDWM)) announced today it is developing Jonathan Kellerman’s best-selling Alex Delaware novels, marking the first time the brand is being adapted as a television series.
The #1 NY Times Best
Selling author Jonathan Kellerman has been praised as the master of
psychological suspense, and his compelling thriller series, Alex Delaware, has topped charts since 1985. Alex Delaware
is America’s longest running contemporary crime series with over 80
million books in print globally. Every book in the series has achieved
Top 10 on the New York Times best-seller list, most premiering in the
Top 5. Currently, Jonathan’s latest book, Heartbreak Hotel, is rated #1 on the New York Times best-seller list.
The character of Alex
Delaware is a forensic psychologist who works with the LAPD to assist in
solving murder cases. His partner in crime, Milo Sturgis, is a gay
homicide detective. Mainstream critics and the LGBT community have
praised the series for creating realistic and developed characters.
According to Jonathan Kellerman, “What
sets the Delaware series apart is the meld of page-turning compelling
crime stories with authentic psychological insights. The books
illuminate the whydunit without sacrificing the whodunit.”
The Delaware series is
being developed for a straight-to-series run. IDW Entertainment controls
the worldwide rights to this crime procedural. Jonathan Kellerman, David Salzman and Adam Salzman, and Ted Adams and David Ozer from IDW Entertainment, will serve as Executive Producers.
David Ozer, President of IDW Entertainment states, “The Delaware series is a true global franchise, and Kellerman’s characters already resonate with audiences around the world.”
“What will make this
television series fresh and different is the contrasting character
dynamic of Delaware, the sensitive and unconventional outsider, and
Sturgis, the kickass cop,” said David Salzman.
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