BROOKLYN ANINAL CONTROL: David S. Goyer’s Pilot Gets Picked Up By USA

Comic Book Series Brooklyn Animal Control Gets Pilot Order From USA. Comic book scribe David S. Goyer has set his sights on another comic book property for his next small screen venture. USA has ordered a pilot for the upcoming adaptation of Brooklyn Animal Control.

Deadline reported that USA Network is continuing to broaden its programming with it’s latest pickup based on IDW Publishing’s comic book series. The pilot will be executive produced by the Man of Steel writer along with the comic’s original creator JT Petty. The comic book drama will be co-produced by IDW Entertainment and Universal Cable Productions.

Brooklyn Animal Control goes into the inner workings of a secret subdivision in the NYPD that works as social services for some of the city’s most unique citizens – werewolves. The series delves deep into the lives of two case officers and the secret community of werewolves, ca;;ed Kveld-Ulf, living deep in one of the boroughs. The new drama will focus on the city politics, immigrant communities, and families divided by purpose, secrecy, and tradition.

“Fans of the comic book know that Brooklyn Animal Control is a thriller anchored inside the world of New York organized crime families,” said USA’s EVP Jackie de Crinis. “At its core, it is a family drama, albeit an unconventional one.”

So this will certainly be a different show from what David S. Goyer is used to as he normally works in the superhero genre. What do you guys think? Will you tune in when it premieres on USA?

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