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 The Hills Have Eyes: The Beginning - Jimmy Palmiotti
Newest Review: ... has always been told in the present, but the audience knows full well that there is a history to what they are seeing and ... more  ... this generates a certain amount of intrigue in to how these creatures came to be. Human nature insists that behind every evil, there must be a reason or purpose and The Beginning goes some way to understand this link and the graphic novel format is an innovative and timely way to explain this, and link the two modern movies.
Whether The Beginning actually explains things properly or not is a different matter, but there's a good tale to be told here and, crucially, the delivery is competent enough to convince the average...more |
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The Hills Have Eyes: The Beginning
Pages: 112, Hardcover Comic, Harper Paperbacks Last Update 16.12.2009 06:02
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The Hills Have Eyes: The Beginning - Jimmy Palmiotti: Genesis (1183 words)
by - written on 31/08/07 (Very useful, 182 readings)
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Adaptations of comic books / graphic novels into films are not uncommon (think Frank Miller's 300, Watchmen, V for Vendetta). Adaptations of films and spin-offs from films into comic books / graphic novels are now also increasingly common. The Star Wars franchise, for example, has spawned a seemingly endless series of new tales within the films' continuity. Over the last two years The Hills Have Eyes franchise has emerged as a surprisingly popular concept, with a remake of the original film, followed by a new sequel and now a prequel, albeit in graphic novel format. Written by Jimmy Palmiotti (well-known for his work on Painkiller Jane) and Justin Gray, the ... Read the complete review
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