In our first animated movie, which will be straight off the pages of DREADLOCK REVELATIONS, we find that one man's quest to become 'one like' with the Gods also finds him being consumed by the powers that control his very thoughts. The Gods turn to Pharohn and Dreadlocks to stop Set typhon who has taken over the body of Dr Appollonario, who later becomes Anakis. Anakis is a demon who dwells thru the night preying on the weak. The search for the mysterious murders continue as Kaaria (DREADLOCKS) comes closer to the one that is behind it all. Dreadlocks/Kaaria eventually comes face to face with the beast known as Anakis who teleports into another universe, baiting Dreadlocks to follow him. Dreadlocks is then lured into the other demension. Once there, the search comes to an end.... But the battle just begins for the soul and body of DREADLOCKS. Pharohn, Nefertiti and Elijah encounter continuous blockades the closer they get to Dreadlocks, hwo is held captive by Set Typhon.

This 3D animated movie will be filled with plenty of action, heart pounding effects, and of course, knowledge and higher understanding.

About ANDRE BATTS:

Growing up on the west side of Detroit in the 70's can prepare your adulthood with a lot of mindful creativity... Another thing that took a lot of my time was reading comic books. My favorites at the time were Dr. Strange, the X­men and the Avengers. I gradually grew into a self taught artist, who learned to draw by looking at the images that were in the comics that i had been reading. Through time, many of the comic books stopped becoming available in the inner city. Since I longer bought my comics at the neighborhood store, I began buying them at comic book specialty shops outside the urban Detroit area. It seemed to me that they were trying to keep African American from having access to these comics, unless they had the means to go into the suburbs.

After years have past by I had began studying the Medu Neter and all that was related to my african culture. I quickly came to realize that although there weren’t enough African American representation in comic books, my people were still spending a lot of money on comic books. Growing into higher knowledge of self, i also realized that a lot of the MAJOR comic book stories stemmed from ancient African Myths and Spirituality. The Myths were water down to fit characters such as Superman, Thor, The Xmen and others in the Marvel and D.C. Universes.