Dreamworks Animation nabs “Maintenance” comic

Sneak in a final agreement before Hollywood stops for holidays, DreamWorks Animation has bought rights from the film “Interview”, the comic book press ONI.

The studio he caught turnaround from Warner Bros.

The cartoon, published by ONI in December 2006, followed the exploits of two janitors who work for TerroMax, Inc., the world’s largest science and the best bit of reflection.

When they are not dealing with toxic spill monsters and menial machine repair time, they must contend with their boss, dozens of mad scientists, jetpack-cavemen equipped Repomen exotic and gorgeous girl working at the reception.

While Warner, “Maintenance” has been developed by a vehicle to direct GCM “Terminator Salvation” director.

Although it is clear why it goes directly express alarm, describes the humorous references and pop-cultural as well as a ton of fantastic variety in “Maintenance”to better meet the animated world.

It seems perfectly suited to a project of DWA, a fantastic success with issues such as same 2009 movie “Monsters vs. Aliens” and the last Superman-infused “Megamind.”