Graphic Novel ‘Jeremiah Harm’ Gets Big Screen Adaptation

 Finnish filmmakers Tero Kaukomaa and Timo Vuorensola are partnering with Arnold Rifkin’s Cheyenne Enterprises and Ross Richie’s BOOM! Studios to bring the sci-fi graphic novel to the screen

Tero Kaukomaa and Timo Vuorensola, the Finnish filmmakers behind the cult feature “Iron Sky,” are partnering with Arnold Rifkin’s Cheyenne Enterprises and Ross Richie’s BOOM! Studios to bring the sci-fi action graphic novel “Jeremiah Harm” to the big screen, the companies announced on Wednesday.

Getty ImagesKaukomaa, Rifkin and Richie will produce, along with The Corniche Group, and “Iron Sky” director Vuorensola will direct.

The filmmakers announced they will use a crowdsourcing model similar to the one used for “Iron Sky,” (Left: "Iron Sky" star Peta Sergeant) through which fans were able to play a major role in creating the fictional world of “Iron Sky,” by contributing visuals and even joining the production in small roles and as extras.

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