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Welcome to Meadowlark Park, a tidy bedroom community in the San Fernando Valley in 1975. Housewife Livvy Castle joins a local bridge club, and begins to suspect the women are secretly a coven of witches, trying to initiate her. Livvy is an ordinary housewife with an extraordinary secret: she has the power of healing. Being brought up in the church, Livvy always believed her healing power was a gift from God, and that she must have some higher purpose. She becomes convinced it’s her mission to expose this unholy cabal of women, and save the town. She begins to unravel deeply rooted secrets surrounding the people of Meadowlark Park. But, is her mysterious power really God-given? Or, could Livvy actually be one of them? A gripping and suspenseful close-ended 4-issue series that sets up a twisted, darkly funny world.

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Andrea Dailey
Writer, Creator & Artist

Francis is a Writer and Filmmaker and Co-Creator with Andrea Dailey of the comic WICKED TOWN, about witches living in 1970’s San Fernando Valley. Before that, he wrote and directed the indie comedies HAROLD RISKS IT ALL, starring John Hawkes as a tuxedo salesman who dreams he’s a daredevil stuntman, and WILD HONEY, starring Rusty Schwimmer as a phone sex operator who falls for one of her callers. Both are streaming on Amazon Prime. He also created the viral hit YouTube series GOD, INC., about life in the corporate offices of God, which he sold to Syfy Channel and developed as a TV series. He has developed fiction podcasts, TV shows and movies with studios and networks, and wrote on an NBC comedy. Before that, he gave star talks as a Museum Guide at Griffith Observatory.