List of television series and films based on Boom! Studios publications

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Below is a list of television series and feature films based on characters and concepts that have appeared in Boom! Studios publications, including its various imprints. This list includes live action and animated television series and films.

Contents

Television

Live action

YearTitleProduction companyNetworkNotes / Refs
2021 Just Beyond KatzSmith Productions / Boom! Studios / 20th Television Disney+ [1]
Ordered
TBA Something Is Killing the Children Boom! Studios Netflix [2]
Upcoming
TBA The Woods Universal Content Productions / Boom! Studios / ASAP Entertainment Syfy [3]
Grass Kings Legendary Television TBA [4]
Talent Sony Pictures Television / Original Film / Boom! Studios Fox [5]
Snow Blind20th Television / Boom! Studios [6]
Protocol OrphansBoom! StudiosTBA [7]
Misfit City Max [8]
Butterfly3AD / The Amel Company / Boom! Studios / Amazon Studios Amazon Prime Video [9] [10]

Animated

YearTitleProduction companyNetworkNotes / Refs
Ongoing
2023–present Mech Cadets Polygon Pictures / Boom! Studios / Netflix Animation Netflix [11] [12] [13] [14]
Upcoming
2024HexVets and Magic PetsBoom! Studios / Nickelodeon Animation Studio Nick Jr. [15] [16] [17]
TBA BRZRKR Production I.G. / Boom! Studios / Netflix AnimationNetflixFollow-up to the live action film adaptation of the same name [18] [19]
Slam! Rooster Teeth Studios / Boom! Studios Max [20] [21]
Lumberjanes Boom! Studios [22]

Film

Live action

YearTitleProduction studio(s)Notes
2013 2 Guns Universal Pictures Co-produced with Marc Platt Productions, Emmett/Furla Films, Envision Entertainment, Herrick Entertainment, Foresight Unlimited and Boom! Studios
2020 The Empty Man 20th Century Studios Co-production with Boom! Studios and Out of Africa, released under the 20th Century Fox name.
2023 The Killer Netflix Co-production with Plan B, Boom! Studios and Panic Pictures
Upcoming
TBAThe UnsoundNetflixCo-production with Mångata and Boom! Studios [23]
The Last Sons Of AmericaCo-production with 6th & Idaho, Estuary Films, and Boom! Studios [24]
Irredeemable Co-production with Boom! Studios [25] [26]
Goldie Vance20th Century StudiosCo-production with Simpson Street and Boom! Studios [27]
BRZRKR NetflixCo-production with Boom! Studios and Company Films [18]

Reception

Box office

TitleDistributor(s)Release date
(United States)		Budget
(in millions)		Box office gross
Opening weekend
(North America)		North AmericaWorldwide
2 GunsUniversal PicturesAugust 1, 2013$61 million$27,059,130$75,612,460$131,940,411 [28]
The Empty Man20th Century StudiosOctober 23, 2020$16 million$1,310,326$2,992,948$4,796,993 [29]
The KillerNetflixOctober 27, 2023$452,208 [30]
Total$77 million$28,369,456$78,605,408$137,189,612

Critical and public reception

Film Rotten Tomatoes Metacritic CinemaScore [31]
2 Guns64% (183 reviews) [32] 55 (43 reviews) [33] B+ [31]
The Empty Man75% (28 reviews) [34] —D+ [35]
The Killer86% (263 reviews) [36] 73 (58 reviews) [37] —
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