Bone Parish Heads to Starz: Is Cullen Bunn's Cult-de-Sac the Next Adaptation Hit?

Just days after news broke that Cullen Bunn's horror series Bone Parish is heading to Starz as a live-action show, fans saw copies of the comic jump on eBay, hitting $45 a pop. That's the "Bone Parish bump" in action, and it signals a familiar pattern for prolific horror master Cullen Bunn: his compelling stories often make the leap to the screen.

Now, all eyes turn to Bunn's newest series, Cult-de-Sac, with artist Fico Ossio from Ignition Press. It's hitting its final order cutoff, and retailers and fans alike should take note. Bunn has a serious track record of adapting his work; hits like Harrow County have been optioned, and The Empty Man even made it to theaters, developing a fervent cult following. With Starz picking up Bone Parish — executive produced by Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, no less — the potential for Cult-de-Sac is impossible to ignore.

Cult-de-Sac plunges readers into a suburban nightmare where a seemingly idyllic neighborhood hides a terrifyingly sinister Homeowners' Association. It's classic Bunn horror, taking a relatable, mundane fear and twisting it into something truly chilling. The series also reunites Bunn with Fico Ossio, an artist whose work adds a vital visual layer to Bunn's dark visions.