John Carpenter presents George A. Romero The amusement park The graphic novel by Storm King Productions struck bookstores, comics and digital libraries around the world.
Written by Jeff Whitehead with the art of Ryan Carr, the graphic novel adapts the film “Lost” of 1975 of Romero in a horrible exploration of aging under the great summit of a surreal and malicious carnival. While Carpenter and Romero are both emblematic household names in the kind of modern horror, The graphic novel is the first project to unite legendary filmmakers. The amusement park The adaptation offers a visually amazing and unique recontextualization of a classic cult film since covered and replenished which was restored by the George A. Romero (Garf) Foundation.
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Designed for the first time as a public service announcement, The amusement park Comments on how the company badly considers the elderly, wrapped in the cheese piece which is the style of horror signature of Romero. Shortly after the Garf restored the film as one of its first projects, the graphic novel began to take shape to bring the film on the page and expand its appeal to the new generations.
The amusement park Understands an elderly man who chats with an impatient passer -by on an amusement park of his past. The park becomes the symbol of a microcosm around the challenges of aging while the mind and the body deteriorate. The old man faces abuses and is chased by death, until he discovers that he is trapped in a loop, intended to relive and repeat horrors forever.
The George A. Romero Foundation turned to the Storm King comic strips by John Carpenter as an avenue for distribution. The comic book division was founded by Sandy King, who worked for many years as a producer on the various Carpenter projects. Storm King Comics became a first publisher of horror graphic novels, and the association of Romero and Carpenter was a natural adjustment.
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“George A. Romero’s films are legendary. They were already legendary when I was only a student, and The amusement park has a fascinating story. This is such an important project for his heritage as a filmmaker, so I am happy to lend him my name, “revealed John Carpenter. The collaboration honors the heritage of George A. Romero significantly by providing a new objective for history.
Storm King Comics by John Carpenter is underway with their last series John Carpenter’s science fiction tales: breakWhile George Romero’s inheritance continues in the next film Zombie of his daughter Tina Queens of the deadas well as the seventh episode of the series that Romero began with the years 1967 Night of the Living Dead In the last chapter Twilight. Based on a treatment written by Romero, the film will be directed by Brad Anderson and features Milla Jovovich and Betty Gabriel.
John Carpenter presents George A. Romero The amusement park is now available in comics stores, bookstores and online outlets.
