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Last year, Abrams Books released the first volume in an omnibus collecting "The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror" comics, bringing some spectacular horror comedy work to your bookshelf, including some adaptations of the beloved Halloween episodes of the animated series. Well, it's a whole new year, and just as we can expect a new installment of "Treehouse of Horror" in every new season of "The Simpsons," we're getting a second volume of the Bongo Comics series collected in a whole new omnibus.
Abrams Books
"The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Ominous Omnibus Vol. 2: Deadtime Stories for Boos & Ghouls" brings together another array of spectacular comics featuring work from Kyle Baker, Dan Brereton, Gerry Duggan, Pia Guerra, Peter Kuper, Carol Lay, Nina Matsumoto, Terry Moore, Steve Niles, Brian Posehn, James Robinson, Scott Shaw, and Jim Woodring. Here's a full list of the issues includes,...
Last year, Abrams Books released the first volume in an omnibus collecting "The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror" comics, bringing some spectacular horror comedy work to your bookshelf, including some adaptations of the beloved Halloween episodes of the animated series. Well, it's a whole new year, and just as we can expect a new installment of "Treehouse of Horror" in every new season of "The Simpsons," we're getting a second volume of the Bongo Comics series collected in a whole new omnibus.
Abrams Books
"The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Ominous Omnibus Vol. 2: Deadtime Stories for Boos & Ghouls" brings together another array of spectacular comics featuring work from Kyle Baker, Dan Brereton, Gerry Duggan, Pia Guerra, Peter Kuper, Carol Lay, Nina Matsumoto, Terry Moore, Steve Niles, Brian Posehn, James Robinson, Scott Shaw, and Jim Woodring. Here's a full list of the issues includes,...
- 7/27/2023
- by Ethan Anderton
- Slash Film
I’m not crazy about adaptations
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, by disposition. I’d generally rather see new stuff in Creative Format X, rather than a Format X version of a story that worked well in Format Q.
I seem to be in a pretty small minority in that, though. The world demands movies from their comic books, TV shows from their novels, opera from their stories about historical figures, stage musicals assembled from random songs. And vice versa: look at the deeply incestuous “casting thread,” in which random observers squee over which actors in TV-shows-based-on-books should be their favorite characters in a potential movie-based-on-a-comic-book.
On the other hand, I don’t mind as much with old stuff. A new movie based on a Shakespeare play? Yeah, Ok – that’s closer to the point to begin with. A graphic novel based on that hundred-year-old book everyone has heard of? Well, I suspect...
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, by disposition. I’d generally rather see new stuff in Creative Format X, rather than a Format X version of a story that worked well in Format Q.
I seem to be in a pretty small minority in that, though. The world demands movies from their comic books, TV shows from their novels, opera from their stories about historical figures, stage musicals assembled from random songs. And vice versa: look at the deeply incestuous “casting thread,” in which random observers squee over which actors in TV-shows-based-on-books should be their favorite characters in a potential movie-based-on-a-comic-book.
On the other hand, I don’t mind as much with old stuff. A new movie based on a Shakespeare play? Yeah, Ok – that’s closer to the point to begin with. A graphic novel based on that hundred-year-old book everyone has heard of? Well, I suspect...
- 3/16/2022
- by Andrew Wheeler
- Comicmix.com
The Spy Vs. Spy movie is finally moving forward with Rawson Marshall Thurber attached to direct. Warner Bros. hired the Central Intelligence director to take over the project. This will be a live-action adaptation of Mad Magazine's Spy vs. Spy cartoon strip, which has been in development for well over a decade now.
Ron Howard was previously attached to direct back in 2011 from a screenplay by John Kamps. Brian Grazer and David Koepp were set to produce, but the project stalled.
With Rawson Marshall Thurber on board as director, Spy vs. Spy will be produced by Ron Howard and Brian Grazer. One has to wonder if Dwayne Johnson will sign on next. The pair have made three hit movies together, including Central Intelligence, Skyscraper and Netflix's upcoming Red Notice. So, will The Rock play one of the Spies?
In addition to directing, it is believed that Thurber will be writing the screenplay too.
Ron Howard was previously attached to direct back in 2011 from a screenplay by John Kamps. Brian Grazer and David Koepp were set to produce, but the project stalled.
With Rawson Marshall Thurber on board as director, Spy vs. Spy will be produced by Ron Howard and Brian Grazer. One has to wonder if Dwayne Johnson will sign on next. The pair have made three hit movies together, including Central Intelligence, Skyscraper and Netflix's upcoming Red Notice. So, will The Rock play one of the Spies?
In addition to directing, it is believed that Thurber will be writing the screenplay too.
- 4/30/2020
- by Kevin Burwick
- MovieWeb
Tony Sokol Feb 17, 2020
An exclusive preview of "Mad Screens TV" catches Spy vs Spy in a video camera booby trap.
Mad Magazine is taking on the small screen in their upcoming Mad Issue #12, “Mad Screens TV," and - Spoiler Alert - the magazine spoofs all comers. From nostalgic parodies of classic sit-com M*A*S*H and educational series Sesame Street to sendups of contemporary programming, like RuPaul's Drag Race shows, America's longest-running humor magazine finds reasons to change the channel.
The usual gang of idiots may be comic masterminds, but they are no masters of espionage. They leaked an exclusive preview of the new Spy vs. Spy comic strip. Written and illustrated by Peter Kuper, the 2-page comic strip follows Black Spy and White Spy as they play with their new, probably-government-issued, Acme TV electronic eye surveillance equipment toys. But they are not programming. They use video camera booby traps to...
An exclusive preview of "Mad Screens TV" catches Spy vs Spy in a video camera booby trap.
Mad Magazine is taking on the small screen in their upcoming Mad Issue #12, “Mad Screens TV," and - Spoiler Alert - the magazine spoofs all comers. From nostalgic parodies of classic sit-com M*A*S*H and educational series Sesame Street to sendups of contemporary programming, like RuPaul's Drag Race shows, America's longest-running humor magazine finds reasons to change the channel.
The usual gang of idiots may be comic masterminds, but they are no masters of espionage. They leaked an exclusive preview of the new Spy vs. Spy comic strip. Written and illustrated by Peter Kuper, the 2-page comic strip follows Black Spy and White Spy as they play with their new, probably-government-issued, Acme TV electronic eye surveillance equipment toys. But they are not programming. They use video camera booby traps to...
- 2/16/2020
- Den of Geek
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