The cast and crew of Marvel’s Runaways talk comics lore and diversity
Marvel's latest has finally made it to UK TV, granted several months late, and it could be the breath of fresh air we’ve been waiting for. Created by Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, Marvel’s Runaways follows a group of misfit teenagers that form the titular superhero team after discovering their parents are involved in a secret criminal organisation known as the Pride.
The fact that Runaways comic was created in the early Noughties meant the show didn’t have decades’ worth of lore to adhere to: “I think it gives us a bit more flexibility in some ways,” says Schwartz. “That being said, we were really sensitive in adapting the comic to honour the spirit of the original and, at the same time, to make sure we’re making it work for a television series.”
This story is from the Issue 144 edition of SciFiNow.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber ? Sign In
This story is from the Issue 144 edition of SciFiNow.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Sign In
Five things with Katee Sackhoff
The star of Don’t Knock Twice tells us about her new horror movie and returning to sci-fi
Say you want a revolution
Award-winning SF writer Charles Stross takes us through the defining themes of Iain M. Banks’ work, and why his new novel, Empire Games, is dedicated to late novelist
'It Was Our Job To Shake The Box A Little Bit'
Rian Johnson looks back on The Last Jedi and ahead to his new trilogy…
Galaxy A Sci-fi Celebration
Jersey welcomes fans to the first event of its kind
The Kids Are All Right
The cast and crew of Marvel’s Runaways talk comics lore and diversity
Violent Delights
Westworld Is Back for Season Two – and This Time the Hosts Are Taking Charge
Smash Bros
Rampage Director Brad Peyton Talks Animal Rights and Bringing the Arcade Game to Life…
Punk Rock From The Sun
Director John Cameron Mitchell Talks Adapting Neil Gaiman’s Short Story How to Talk to Girls at Parties Into One of the Strangest Films You’ll See This Year…
“It's Not Easy Being Green”
Zoe saldana talks the Avatar sequels, Guardians Of The Galaxy, dick jokes and more…
Manhattan's Greatest
With the Defenders on the Horizon, It’s Time for Iron Fist to Come Out of the Shadows. Showrunner Scott Buck, Head of Marvel Tv Jeph Loeb and Actor Finn Jones Talk Kung Fu Fighting, Crossovers and Bringing Danny Rand to Life…