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Title: Anita Blake Becomes A Comic


prophecy girl - September 15, 2006 09:18 AM (GMT)
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Comic-book studio Dabel Brothers Productions has joined forces with Marvel Comics to adapt the best-selling Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter book series and other fantasy, SF and horror titles into comics and graphic novels.

The first project under the agreement is an adaptation of Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita Blake series, Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter in Guilty Pleasures, which comes out in October. The series will feature the artwork of Brett Booth (Heroes Reborn: Fantastic Four) and tell a story of fantasy, romance and horror centering on an alternate reality where the U.S. government has declared the undead as legal beings. While attempting to coexist with humans, the vampires, zombies and werewolves still wreak havoc at times, and that's when Blake steps in.

In the coming months, Marvel and the Dabel Brothers will adapt George R. R. Martin's Hedge Knight series, Orson Scott Card's Red Prophet and Raymond E. Feist's Magician: Apprentice.

Marvel has signed on as the exclusive publisher for Dabel Brothers Productions, obtaining the marketing, print and distribution rights. The Dabel Brothers will continue to operate as an independent entity w**king with science fiction, fantasy and horror authors on story development. 


/sci fi wire.com

melian - December 7, 2007 07:29 PM (GMT)
For anyone following this line, books 7 onwards will be available from January 2008.

I know a few people onsite are Anita Blake fans and I would heartily recommend this title. I bought the first 6 comics in the graphic novel format and they are just wonderful, everything I thought they would be. It was wonderful to see The Executioner, Jean Claude, and Death in living colour :thumbsup:

As well as this graphic version of the first Anita Blake book there is also a 2 part companion comic titled 'The First Death' which shows how Anita first met Jean Claude and also a few other bits mentioned in the book, like where her scars came from. Well worth a read :thumbsup:




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