You don't have a lot of extra oxygen to do different things with it, to take the adaptation in a new direction exactly, so the goal is to refine down the purity of what you get on the screen and utilize the resource and the advantages that the comic format provides, and to really tell a kickin' version of that.
I mean, I think it's a safe assumption to say people have probably seen the film, but at the same time, I want the comic to stand on its own. You can't just kind of hastily run past them and hope everyone's seen it. Certainly, you want to have these certain action beats, these certain really huge moments from the film, and you want to give them their due. And things like dialogue in a film take up a lot more room in a comic. What were the biggest challenges of adapting the story?Ĭhuck Wendig: It's tricky because it's not page for page. But with a comic, it seems challenging because you don't have nearly as much space.
: With a novelization, more thoughts and depth can be added because we can get inside characters' heads.
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