Post by claudius on Mar 5, 2019 22:06:38 GMT
sostie, that ESCAPE record book must have been fun reading for kids...
Anyhoo, is there any deviations or liberties from these comic book adaptations you wish to comment? I read the BEN-HUR comic adaptation (or one of them) removed the leprosy and just rendered the Hur women with immense fatigue. I recall the BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES comic kept Taylor in the loincloth to the end. The DC STAR TREK III THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK adaptation had Kirk & company wear their uniforms in their commandeering the Enterpise/fighting the Klingons at Genesis, etc. Now some of these changes were based from the original script before the finished product deleted them. The Marvel STAR TREK THE MOTION PICTURE kept the 'Kirk accompanies Spock in the space trip' scene (dropped from the film). The Marvel EMPIRE STRIKES BACK adaptation had a thinner, fully silver-haired, purple-skinned Yoda (this was changed when the adaptation was re-published in the STAR WARS comic series). The ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU adaptation kept the film's deleted hints to the inevitable ending...
Anyhoo, is there any deviations or liberties from these comic book adaptations you wish to comment? I read the BEN-HUR comic adaptation (or one of them) removed the leprosy and just rendered the Hur women with immense fatigue. I recall the BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES comic kept Taylor in the loincloth to the end. The DC STAR TREK III THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK adaptation had Kirk & company wear their uniforms in their commandeering the Enterpise/fighting the Klingons at Genesis, etc. Now some of these changes were based from the original script before the finished product deleted them. The Marvel STAR TREK THE MOTION PICTURE kept the 'Kirk accompanies Spock in the space trip' scene (dropped from the film). The Marvel EMPIRE STRIKES BACK adaptation had a thinner, fully silver-haired, purple-skinned Yoda (this was changed when the adaptation was re-published in the STAR WARS comic series). The ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU adaptation kept the film's deleted hints to the inevitable ending...
Barbara Carerra's Panther Woman reverting back to animal form, which puts the protagonist in a very problematic situation.