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Warner Brothers Acquires Film Rights To Comic Book Nonplayer |
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Thursday, 04 August 2011 13:38 |
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The first of six issues of Nate Simpson's Nonplayer was released by Image Comics back in April and is receiving praises from comic critics and fans. Trying to capitalize on its success so far Warner Brothers, according to Variety, has obtained the film rights to the comic. The film will be produced by Harry Potter producer David Heyman as well as Roy Lee.
Reports Variety:
Warner Bros. has acquired feature film rights to Nate Simpson's comicbook "Nonplayer" from publisher Image Comics and has set up the potential tentpole project with producers Roy Lee ("The Ring") and David Heyman (the "Harry Potter" series).
Here is a brief description of Nonplayer:
Nonplayer is a sci-fi/fantasy story about Dana Stevens, a brilliant young woman who retreats from the dismal workaday world of the future into the digital fantasy realm of Jarvath, where she's a fearless warrior. Dana is not alone in her pursuits, however, and before long her Read more: |
