Ryan Morrissey-Smith | October 19, 2013
The 4th edition of Trailer Park features a documentary about a film very close to my heart – Night of the Living Dead, some Spike Jonze weirdness in Her, an adaptation of a novel – The Book Thief, and possibly the most unrequested sequel/spinoff since Big Momma’s House 2 – Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones. [...]
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Tags: Adaptation, Amy Adams, Brian Percival, Carlos Pratts, Christopher Landon, documentary, Geoffery Rush, her, Joaquin Phoenix, novel, paranormal activity, Richard Cabral, Rob Khuns, Sophie Nelisse, Spike Jonze, the book thief, trailer park, trailers, zombies
Steve Harcourt | October 16, 2013
Based on the Dark Horse comic of the same name, R.I.P.D. brings together Ryan Reynolds and Jeff Bridges in a tale of justice in the afterlife. With this being another comic adaptation for Reynolds after Green Lantern, would he be more successful this time around?
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Tags: Adaptation, comic, Dark Horse, Flaming Carrot, Flop, Good Vs Evil, Green Lantern, Jeff Bridges, Mary-Louise Parker, R.I.P.D., Rest In Peace Department, RIPD, Ryan Reynolds, Stephanie Szostak
Mackenzie and Walker | April 16, 2013
David here, Nerdspanners! Joe Abercrombie is one of the decade’s most outstanding fantasy writers. Robert and I have both been captive devotees since The Blade Itself, the first of his award-winning initial trilogy First Law trilogy, hit shelves in 2006. Since then, his second-world fantasy setting has been the star of six books and a [...]
Category: Comics, Interviews | 1 Comment »
Tags: Adaptation, Andie Tong, Blind Ferret, books, Chuck Dixon, comics, fantasy, First Law, interview, Joe Abercrombie
M Morse | March 29, 2013
Greetings, Nerdspan Nation! Welcome to the first edition of Nerdspan’s Graphic Novel Roundtable. Each month we’ll select a work to read and discuss, and for the inaugural column we’ve chosen Hope Larson’s adaptation of Madeline L’Engle’s classic Young Adult novel, A Wrinkle in Time. We hope you enjoy reading the discussion as much [...]
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Tags: A Wrinkle in Time, Adaptation, graphic novel, L'Engle, Larson, Roundtable
Joe Grunenwald | January 19, 2013
To call Hope Larson’s graphic novel of Madeleine L’Engle’s classic novel A Wrinkle in Time an adaptation doesn’t feel right. Larson’s work stays so true to the source material, right down to the chapter breaks and titles, that it feels more accurate to call the book a translation. Larson took L’Engle’s text and translated it [...]
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Tags: A Wrinkle in Time, Adaptation, comics, graphic novel, Hope Larson, Madeleine L'Engle, review, Translation