January 9Jan 9 While the movie-to-comic book adaptation landscape is loaded with misses, there are some all-time greats out there as well (Read: Star Wars). IMHO, I think "Sinners" would make for a great movie-to-comic book adaptation. What are ya'll thinking?
January 9Jan 9 The original Screamers (with Peter Weller). Criminally underrated '90s Sci-fi/action/horror that I think could make at least two good sequel arcs if in the right hands. An interesting world with some lingering philosophical questions just waiting to be expanded upon in comic form.I know there's a sequel, but I would probably retcon and go in a different direction.
January 9Jan 9 Might be a controversial take, but anything by Zack Snyder. He has a great eye for iconic shots and visual composition that would lead to some magnificent splash pages, but his writing is really out of pace in film... Think of Sucker Punch, for instance. That movie is basically split into issues already (or gaming levels). I think his entire filmography would work better in a periodical medium where visuals can carry a so-so story.
January 9Jan 9 Sinners is a great pick. I think John Wick could make the leap to comics too, but it would require an artist with a specific style to maintain that fluid action, someone like James Harren or André Lima Araújo .
January 10Jan 10 That’s a solid pick. I’ve always thought movies like District 9 or Children of Men would actually work really well as comics.Both have big worlds and ideas that the films only have time to hint at, and a comic could slow things down and explore different perspectives without losing the tone.
January 10Jan 10 9 hours ago, Marco Vito Oddo said:Might be a controversial take, but anything by Zack Snyder. He has a great eye for iconic shots and visual composition that would lead to some magnificent splash pages, but his writing is really out of pace in film... Think of Sucker Punch, for instance. That movie is basically split into issues already (or gaming levels). I think his entire filmography would work better in a periodical medium where visuals can carry a so-so story.That's a good example and I'm sure a comic version of Sucker Punch would work well.
January 10Jan 10 I would KILL for a comics version of Sucker Punch. That movie made me so mad and I was so disappointed but the bones of a really great story are RIGHT THERE>
January 10Jan 10 On 1/9/2026 at 9:42 AM, Marco Vito Oddo said:Might be a controversial take, but anything by Zack Snyder. He has a great eye for iconic shots and visual composition that would lead to some magnificent splash pages, but his writing is really out of pace in film... Think of Sucker Punch, for instance. That movie is basically split into issues already (or gaming levels). I think his entire filmography would work better in a periodical medium where visuals can carry a so-so story.I know it has issues but I still love Sucker Punch, and would love to see that as a comic series
January 10Jan 10 14 hours ago, FantasticJerome said:That’s a solid pick. I’ve always thought movies like District 9 or Children of Men would actually work really well as comics.Both have big worlds and ideas that the films only have time to hint at, and a comic could slow things down and explore different perspectives without losing the tone.Children of Men is a great pick!
January 10Jan 10 2 hours ago, MattAguilarCB said:Children of Men is a great pick!It's been years since I've seen it, I think it's time for a rewatch.
January 11Jan 11 On 1/9/2026 at 7:19 PM, Nicole Drum said:I would KILL for a comics version of Sucker Punch. That movie made me so mad and I was so disappointed but the bones of a really great story are RIGHT THERE>I agree! There's already a built-in market for it and the universe is ready to be explored.
January 12Jan 12 On 1/9/2026 at 7:14 PM, FantasticJerome said:That’s a solid pick. I’ve always thought movies like District 9 or Children of Men would actually work really well as comics.Both have big worlds and ideas that the films only have time to hint at, and a comic could slow things down and explore different perspectives without losing the tone.District 9 would be great, since we're never going to get that sequel movie
January 12Jan 12 On 1/10/2026 at 2:19 AM, Nicole Drum said:I would KILL for a comics version of Sucker Punch. That movie made me so mad and I was so disappointed but the bones of a really great story are RIGHT THERE>Yes! I absolutely love the premise and the universe, but the execution is... not that great. The director's cut really improved some of the movie's flaws, but it's still not enough to fully salvage it, imo.
January 12Jan 12 On 1/9/2026 at 9:05 AM, saperry said:Sinners is a great pick. I think John Wick could make the leap to comics too, but it would require an artist with a specific style to maintain that fluid action, someone like James Harren or André Lima Araújo .The comic version of John Wick is really solid, if you haven’t read it. I wish Harren or Araújo had drawn it!
January 12Jan 12 On 1/9/2026 at 8:42 AM, Marco Vito Oddo said:Might be a controversial take, but anything by Zack Snyder. He has a great eye for iconic shots and visual composition that would lead to some magnificent splash pages, but his writing is really out of pace in film... Think of Sucker Punch, for instance. That movie is basically split into issues already (or gaming levels). I think his entire filmography would work better in a periodical medium where visuals can carry a so-so story.I completely agree. I think Rebel Moon would translate so well as a comic, and be a better product.
January 12Jan 12 14 hours ago, saperry said:District 9 would be great, since we're never going to get that sequel movieYep, they really could have made something great with a sequel. Hopefully they pick it up in comic form one day.
January 12Jan 12 5 hours ago, artistjerrybennett said:The comic version of John Wick is really solid, if you haven’t read it. I wish Harren or Araújo had drawn it!HA! Didn't even know there was one. I'll have to give it a look.
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