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Kong: King of the Apps
New approaches to storytelling are running rampant through the jungles of Skull Island, it seems. Though the film based on artist Joe DeVito and writer Brad Strickland’s illustrated novel Kong: King of Skull Island hasn’t materialised as yet (see this … Continue reading
Posted in Books, King Kong, Monsters in general, Pictorial art, Trailers
Tagged Animation, brad strickland, ipad app, joe devito, King Kong
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Sketches of Kong
I can’t say the phenomenon is something I’m particularly familiar with, but the images Undead Backbrain has been given of the 5Finity Productions Premium Sketch Card set based on Joe DeVito’s Kong, King of Skull Island look pretty cool. As … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Giant Monsters, King Kong, Monsters in general, News, Pictorial art
Tagged 5Finity, joe devito, King Kong, sketch card packs
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Intimations of Kong
For some time now Undead Backbrain has been following the evolution of a film based on artist Joe DeVito and writer Brad Strickland’s illustrated novel Kong: King of Skull Island (see this article from 2009, for example). Rumours of its … Continue reading