Category archives for: Comic Book Adaptations

Sound On Sight Radio #115 – For the love of the X-Men

Sound On Sight Radio #115 – For the love of the X-Men

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Though the first cycle of Superman and Batman films were box-office successes, the comic book adaptation cames of age with the 2000 release of X-Men. Provided, of course, ‘of age’ is defined loosely, since these are films that essentially portray science as being a mix of magic and [...]

Sound On Sight Radio #105 – Knowing, Dark City & The Crow.

Sound On Sight Radio #105 – Knowing, Dark City & The Crow.

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The term ‘Worldbuilding’ originates from science fiction literature, and refers to the laborious process of creating an imaginary universe from the ground up. Clearly, Australian director Alex Proyas is familiar with the concept. His breakthrough 1994 comic book adaptation The Crow was set in a urban fantasy world [...]

Sound On Sight Radio #101 – Watching the Watchmen

Sound On Sight Radio #101 – Watching the Watchmen

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For over 20 years, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’  Watchmen miniseries has been upheld as the prototypical ‘graphic novel,’ used by generations of comic fans to justify spending a lifetime chasing Spawn back issues, rubbing off to Mary Marvel, and buying Batman underwear at Zellers. In the comic, Moore, one of the most [...]

Naked Lunch Radio #48 – The Killing Joke

Naked Lunch Radio #48 – The Killing Joke

It’s the year’s most anticipated film, so accordingly we’ve got an extended look at The Dark Knight, Christopher Nolan’s latest Bat-opus. We’re going to look in-depth at Nolan’s work on the series, as well as getting into the nitty-gritty on the film itself, both in spoiler and non-spoiler segments. If you haven’t seen it yet [...]

Naked Lunch Radio #44: The Spanish Inquisition

Naked Lunch Radio #44: The Spanish Inquisition

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Episode 44: The Spanish InquisitionIn a nice bit of synchronicity, Fantasia has offered us a slate of new Spanish fantasy and horror films – specifically, the much-hyped “verité” thriller [rec], silent throwback La Antena, apocalyptic thriller Before the Fall, and the time-travel black comedy Timecrimes. Meanwhile, over in Hollywood, Spanish wizard [...]

Naked Lunch Radio #36 – The Incredible Hulk vs. The Hulk?

Naked Lunch Radio #36 – The Incredible Hulk vs. The Hulk?

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The Hulk debuted in The Incredible Hulk #1, by writer Stan Lee, penciller and co-plotter Jack Kirby, and inker Paul Reinman.

The original series was canceled after six issues, with the finale cover-dated March 1963. Lee had written each story, with Kirby penciling the first five issues and Steve Ditko penciling and inking the [...]

Naked Lunch Radio #31 – Art School Confidential

Naked Lunch Radio #31 – Art School Confidential

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The term “alternative comics” is one of several labels applied to a range of comics that have appeared since about 1980, in the wake of the undergound comix movement of the late 1960s and early 70s. Typically, these are authored independently by a single creator; they are aimed [...]

Naked Lunch Radio #30 (2nd hour) A History on Comic Book Film Adaptations pt.2

Naked Lunch Radio #30 (2nd hour) A History on Comic Book Film Adaptations pt.2

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Marvel Comics was founded as Timely Publications in
1939, and is now the largest comic company in the world. It was founded
by Martin Goodman, a pulp-magazine publisher whose first publication
was a Western pulp in 1933. Expanding into the emerging and by then
already highly popular new medium of comic books, Goodman began his new
line at [...]

Naked Lunch Radio #30 (1st hour) A History on Comic Book Film Adaptations pt.1

Naked Lunch Radio #30 (1st hour) A History on Comic Book Film Adaptations pt.1

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A comic book — or comic for short — is a magazine or book containing sequential art. Although the term implies otherwise, the subject matter in comic books is not necessarily humorous; in fact, it is often serious and action-oriented. Comic books are so called because some of the earliest comic books [...]

Naked Lunch Radio #29 – No Use For A Name

Naked Lunch Radio #29 – No Use For A Name

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You know the summer is on it`s way with the opening of the first blockbuster film. Iron Man opens up this week with a projected 65 millions box office take. What better way to open our show than with our review of the film and an interview with director John Favreau.

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