DANGER GIRL heads to small screen

By: Mike Whybark
Date: Friday, November 22, 2002
Source: The Hollywood Reporter

THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER covers a UPN decision to bring DANGER GIRL to the small screen in a live-action series. The comic book recounts the adventures of a secret cadre of female spies with roots in successful recruitment during the Second World War.

Chuck Gordon and Adrian Askarieh will produce an adaptation by writer Analisa LaBianco. The book was created by J. Scott Campbell and Andy Hartnel.

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