#Warhammer 40k tv show series

#Warhammer 40k tv show series

You can join the discussion on Warhammer 40K getting its first TV series on the OC3D Forums. The Warhammer 40K Eisenhorn TV series is now 'in development' and will take some time before it is ready to view on TV screens. The Eisenhorn series was started in 2001 under Dan Abnett and has quickly become one of Warhammer 40K's most beloved characters. And transmedia opportunities Last year, Games Workshop took one of its biggest steps yet at.

The story follows a band of Blood Angels Space Marines as they face a dangerous and insidious foe. Award-winning novelist Dan Abnett is joining the Warhammer 40,000: Darktide developer Fatshark to inject the games story with his prolific talent. In the grim dark future of the 41st millennium, there is only war. Angels of Death: With Gareth Armstrong, Emma Gregory, Matt Hunt, Jonathan Keeble. This journey will take him to dark places, inevitably leading him to question his loyalty and understanding of the universe around him. Warhammer 40,000: Darktide Reveals Series Author Dan Abnetts Involvement. Inquisitors purge heretics and destroy daemons in Humanity's dark future, but Eisenhorn isn't just a ruthless hero. The series is being headed up by Big Light Productions, with the series' development being led by Frank Spotnitz, who has previously worked on Man in the High Castle and The X-Files.Д®isenhorn isn't some armour-clad Space Marine he's an Inquisitor of the Ordo Xenos, a free-roaming agent of humanity's God-Emporer.

The series follows an Imperial Inquisitor as he hunts down the hints of Chaos and alien influence across humanity's dwindling Imperium. More specifically, the Eisenhorn series of novels is getting reworked for television. Games Workshop has announced that the world of Warhammer 40K is getting adapted into a TV series. The Warhammer 40,000 franchise may have conquered the worlds of video games, comics, books and tabletop, but the franchise has yet to make it to television screens.