Titmouse Launches Development on Animated Series “Nights”

Titmouse has officially embarked on the development of an animated series inspired by “Nights,” a compelling work by Wyatt Kennedy, featuring art by Luigi Formisano. This comic, published by Image Comics, delves into a supernatural coming-of-age narrative that follows a group of friends as they navigate life, relationships, and enigmatic paranormal occurrences. The adaptation will be produced in close collaboration with both Kennedy and Formisano.

“Nights isn’t just another comic that you read and then forget,” shared Alexei Bochenek, Creative Director at Titmouse. “It’s a generational experience in the making. Reading it takes me back to those late nights watching FLCL on Toonami, where I was not only captivated by its dynamism but also felt truly seen—reflecting my own dreams and fears. I aim to recreate that profound connection for animation fans who have been searching for it ever since, while also introducing a fresh audience to the transformative experience of self-discovery through our new show.”

“With so many live-action adaptations of comics, I always envisioned ‘Nights’ as an animated series,” remarked Kennedy. “The love for animation that Luigi and I share is woven into the very fabric of the book. Collaborating with the legendary and immensely talented team at Titmouse is simply mind-blowing. From our initial discussions, Alexei and his team grasped the essence of our unique story, and their enthusiastic collaborative spirit gives me confidence that we’re crafting something that both fans of the book and newcomers will cherish.”

“It’s surreal to think that the incredibly talented individuals behind some of my favorite shows are now bringing ‘Nights’ to life,” added Formisano. “As a long-time admirer of Titmouse’s work, this is a dream come true. It’s a tremendous honor to collaborate with a team that shares our passion for this story, and I eagerly anticipate what we will create together for our fans.”

The series promises to capture the comic book’s unique artistic style and narrative, set against the backdrop of the late ‘90s and early 2000s, blending indie and anime influences into a cinematic experience.