Nicolas Cage releasing new comics line with his son
(ANI)
Updated: 2007-07-05 11:41
Actor Nicolas Cage is releasing a new line of comic books with his teenage son, Weston Cage.
The six-issue illustrated series 'Voodoo Child' will be released on July 11 through Virgin Comics.
Cage revealed that when he was approached with the idea of launching his own animated series books, he decided to take his 16-year-old son on board too.
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