Bomb-XX

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The BOMB-XX animated comic technology is a patent-pending technology and production method to translate visual texts such as graphic novels and comic books to new media applications. It was developed by Jeff Shuter and Daniel Viney while students at Northwestern University, and is now owned by Gain Enterprises, LLC in Los Angeles, CA. This new technology is currently being employed in coordination with major motion picture studios, publishers, and advertising companies. Recent clients of Gain Enterprises that have utilized BOMB-XX include The Weinstein Company, Lions Gate Films, Tokyopop, Marvel, and SBK Publishing.