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Mortal Kombat–An above-average reboot in the video game adaptation genre

The Batman–It takes place on Halloween, but you can find better ways to spend three hours

A Few Good Men meets The Prestige in The Pale Blue Eye

Original unfilmed Alien screenplay is coming to Dark Horse Comics

A Heart Divided–Jin Yong’s epic wuxia adventure concludes with powerful writing, twists, and action

George A. Romero’s zombie sequel The Living Dead arrives in paperback to get you ready for Halloween

Vagrant Queen–New escapist space fantasy romp is coming to Syfy channel next week

Stargirl’s first season rises to become the best superhero series and comic book adaptation on TV yet


Most faithful adaptation of Marvel’s Dark Phoenix tale takes novel form

borg 10-year celebration–The Not-to-Miss Top Movies of the Decade

borg 10-year celebration–The Not-to-Miss Top TV Series of the Decade


Vin Diesel’s movie adaptation of Bloodshot finally on its way

Bloodshot–The first theater-at-home superhero movie is worth the theater ticket price

Book review–George A. Romero’s long-awaited sequel to the original zombie classic arrives in The Living Dead: A New Novel


Preview–Fifty years later there’s something new for fans of The Beatles


Now streaming–Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, even better in its second season


New Insight Comics graphic novel adaptations of H.G. Wells classics begin with The War of the Worlds


CW’s Riverdale reveals what a TV series first season should be


Book Review–“A Monster Calls” book looks at the making of an unusual drama


Retro review–Double Indemnity writer James M. Cain’s last, “lost” novel, The Cocktail Waitress


Ten classic war movie recommendations for this Memorial Day weekend


The Star Wars–The pinnacle of Dark Horse’s long run of Star Wars books


Dark Horse to release hardcover manga edition of Alice in Wonderland


Review–Lapham and Huddleston create a compelling adaptation of del Toro’s “The Strain”


Adapting literary gems to film


The Best of 2012–The Hobbit, Argo, and Arrow lead off our list


Five adaptations–balancing respect for the source material with the filmmaker’s vision


Challenging adaptations–using modern movie magic to portray the unreal


Adapting movies into comic books


Review: Bionic Man comic book released this week


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