Dave Bautista has handily become one of Hollywood’s most surprising finds of the last few years. Plucked from the world of wrestling, his work on the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise has paved the way for an incredibly promising acting career. His tenure as Drax is, of course, the foundation of his popularity, but it seems that he has now started to gear up for another comic book adaptation — this time in the world of Valiant Comics. In fact, the actor recently took to Twitter to reassure his fans that he will soon reenter the comic book adaptation world for a film version of Valiant‘s Eternal Warrior, saying:

Glad you asked cuz I'm really excited about EW. We are currently working to get the script fan worthy and then we'll be full on from there. https://t.co/aHO7DVPBVY

— Dave Bautista (@DaveBautista) August 1, 2017

This guy apparently likes to keep himself busy. Not only has Dave Bautista made a name for himself as Drax the Destroyer in the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, but he also portrayed Bond henchman Mr. Hinx in 2015’s Spectre, a mysterious new character in Blade Runner 2049, and he will even have a role in Sylvester Stallone‘s upcoming Escape Plan sequel. On top of it all, he has still somehow managed to find time to help develop the Eternal Warrior film for Sony’s growing Valiant universe. If you’re a fan of comics but are tiring of Marvel or DC properties, this is something to get very excited about.

The underlying lore of Eternal Warrior is as deep as a mythology can get — which is seriously saying something in the world of comic books. Centering on an immortal hero named Gilad Anni-Padda, the Valiant comic book series follows the perpetually youthful badass whose life began thousands of years before the dawn of the modern era. As a master tactician and virtually unkillable soldier, Gilad fights his way through time and takes part in every major war of the past, present, and future.