#1–5 Spawn #56 (4-page Darkchylde interlude featuring Flatulance) Darkchylde #0 Darkchylde ½ Darkchylde: The Legacy #1–3 Darkchylde: Redemption ½, #1,2 Dreams of the Darkchylde #1–6 Darkchylde Last Issue Special Painkiller Jane/Darkchylde (drawn by J. G. Jones) Witchblade/Darkchylde The Darkness/Darkchylde: Kingdom of Pain Darkchylde Swimsuit Illustrated Darkchylde Summer Swimsuit Spectacular Darkchylde Sketchbook Manga Darkchylde #0, 1–2 Collected editions Some of the comics have been collected into trade paperbacks: Darkchylde: The Descent (collects the original miniseries and the Spawn interlude, WildStorm/Homage Comics, 1998) Darkchylde, Volume 1: Legacy and Redemption (Collects Darkchylde: Legacy #1/2 & 1-3, and Darkchylde: Redemption #1/2 & 1, 2) (160 pages, January 2011, ) Darkchylde: Dreams of Darkchylde (Collects Dreams of the Darkchylde #1-6) (June 2011, ) Adaptations Novel Darkchylde was turned into a Young Adult Novel by Andrea Brown Literary Agency. Queen completed the first of a series of long awaited novels titled Darkchylde: The Ariel Chylde Saga in 2015. Film In August 2007 creator Randy Queen revealed to Newsarama that a movie was in the works. In an interview with Nicholas Yanes from scifipulse.net, Randy Queen was asked and responded to a question about a film/television adaptation of Darkchylde: Test footage from the set of Darkchylde emerged in July 2010 and on October 31, John Carpenter was hired to direct. The project has since seen no further comment from Carpenter or Queen, and is believed to be in development hell or shelved by the production company. Tumblr depictions and subsequent DMCA takedown notices In August 2014, Randy Queen, owner of the character, filed numerous DMCA Takedown Requests regarding Escher Girls, a Tumblr blog which critiques the anatomical inaccuracies of women featured in comic art. The notices were filed in response to posts critical of Queen's work, specifically a piece of art published on the blog nine times with encouragement for others to correct it with redraws - a piece of art created 18 years ago while the artist was still learning. Queen felt his work was being used in an abusive and misleading manner, and exercised due process with Tumblr in having his copyrighted images removed from the blog. Tumblr erroneously removed the entire post, which included commentary. Subsequently, Queen apologized on his Facebook page regarding the incident and asked Tumblr to restore the content, which they did. Notes External links 1996 comics debuts Comics characters introduced in 1996 Dark Horse Comics characters Dark Horse Comics titles