Brian Gonsar & Keenan Gaybba Dracula's Brunch Club From Oni in 2025 onipress graphicnovel dracula
\n Dracula risks losing his prized brunch club when all the jelly in the land mysteriously disappears, robbing the vampires of his famous energy-giving, blood orange jelly donuts'.\nGrace Scheipeter at Oni Press has acquired world rights to Dracula's Brunch Club which will be published in the autumn of 2025. Brian Gonsar and Keenan Gaybba's agent Stacey Graham at 3 Seas Literary negotiated the deal.
\nOni Press\/Lion Forge has been hitting the headlines a lot recently, with former owners James Lucas Jones and Charlie Chu pushed out by parent company Polarity, others departing voluntarily, and their newly reprinted Gender Queer: A Memoir graphic novel landing them, and its writer\/artist Maia Kobabe, with dismissed obscenity criminal lawsuits in the state of Virginia. as well as Oni Press getting allegations of non-payment to comic book creators.
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