whats the best comic adaptaion of a film you have read?

[Mike Carroll]

Have to agree with Tweak72: the Alien adaptation is truly excellent!

When it was released over here in Ireland it was packaged with two similar-sized books - The Making of Close Encounters and Star Trek: Spaceflight Chronology - all wrapped up in plastic and with an "Adults Only" sticker on it! I was sixteen at the time (and looked it), and had to practically beg the guy in the shop to let me buy it!

[Bart Oliver]

Mike Mignola adaptation of the Coppola 'Bram Stoker's Dracula'.

http://www.ultrazine.org/ultraparole/mignola/dracula.jpg>


B.

[Bart Oliver]

I forgot to add that it's a must-buy if found at carboot, on Ebay etc.

Buenas Noches,


B.

[Woolly]

I used to have the Robocop 2 adaptation, and thought that was okay.

Better than the film, anyway!

[Bart Oliver]

Hi Wolly, do you still need my postal for that Slaine GN?

Catch me here- I'll send details reply post.

Link: http://www.2000adonline.com/index.php3?zone=input&page=profiles&choice=OLIVERR" target="_blank">Contact e-mail on profile page..

[Woolly]

Just sent you a mail, Bart...

[ARRISARRIS]

...the american comic strip adaptation of the first Doctor Who movie starring Peter Cushing, was reprinted in the early 90's by Dr Who Classic Comics series, fantastic 60's style stuff...

[dunkah]

Sam Raimi and John Bolton's adaptation of Army Of Darkness

Hail to the King, Baby

[Art]

Aiiie! It's Kim Newman!

[JamieB]

I cannot recommend Frank Miller/Walt Simonson's ROBOCOP VS TERMINATOR series highly enough. So! Freaking! Cool!

J-Bo-1

[Dudley]

I actually thought David Bishop & Steve Yeowell's adaptation of A Life Less Ordinary was very good, with two caveats:
1) The film itself unfortunately sucked arse
2) It had no place in 2000AD.

[Bolt-01]

Oh, I enjoyed the film too, but you're right that it had nowt to do with the tooth!

bolt-01

[johnnystress]

haha- i have this( The Dracula one)- looks great, and was only 50p or something in a bargain bin, well worth it