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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
Russ Burlingame: "There are few comic book movies that fans will go into with less information than I, Frankenstein; the film was written by Kevin Grevioux and Scot Beattie and adapted to a graphic novel from Grevioux’s first-draft screenplay." 
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Comic Book Resources - The Hit List: Unproduced Screenplays that Could Become Hit Comic Books - From Joss Whedon's Wonder Woman to John Milius' Sgt.
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Kirk Hamilton: "This video essay, by Dr. Drew Morton from Texas A&M University-Texarkana, takes a look at how transmedia can fail (e.g. The Matrix) and how it succeeded with Scott Pilgrim."
The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
Dr. Drew Morton on Scott Pilgrim: a unique transmedia experience in which visual style is the glue uniting comic, film & video game.
Debbie Elicksen 's curator insight,
February 22, 2013 9:09 AM
How can multi-platform storytelling be a bad thing? |
The graphic novel has undergone some permutations since 2009 and will be released ahead of the movie (which comes out in January) but not by much, so many readers will go into the movie cold, knowing not much more than who’s in it and the basic sense for plot that the trailers give.
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