SKYWARD: RAMPAGE Director Brad Peyton And LUCIFER Showrunner To Deliver Anti-Gravity Image Comics Adaptation

SKYWARD: RAMPAGE Director Brad Peyton And LUCIFER Showrunner To Deliver Anti-Gravity Image Comics Adaptation

Based on an Image property that debuted in April, Sony is working to deliver an “event film” based on SKYWARD, with LUCIFER'S Joe Henderson taking on scripting duties.

By Dragonsfoe - Jul 03, 2018 03:07 PM EST
Filed Under: Image
Source: Variety

As of late Image Comics has been announcing adaptations, lifting properties from the page and onto the screen, with the latest before today being a Gideon Falls live-action television interpretation.


It seems as though another one is in the works, this time in the form of Skyward, whose film rights were recently purchased by Sony. Rampage director Brad Peyton is on board to helm the film, which takes place in a unique low-gravity setting. Co-creator of the comic and Lucifer showrunner, Joe Henderson, will develop the screenplay for his work.


The synopsis and outline of the film, Variety reports, follows a female lead, who has grown up in the low-gravity landscape, as she encounters a scheme to make gravity a reality again.


Speaking to Variety, this is what director Brad Peyton had to say on his involvement in the film:
 

Jeff and I are focused on making event films — regardless of budget or scope. Skyward is a big one. We’re very excited to deliver on what an anti-gravity movie should deliver on and be working with Joe Henderson on this.

 

 


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batmbl
batmbl - 7/3/2018, 4:07 PM
This sounds like an interesting concept. I can see the budget getting a bit high if the effects to do this movie are difficult.
WinterSoldier22
WinterSoldier22 - 7/3/2018, 4:22 PM
Real good comic so far. Only about 3 or 4 issues are actually out though
ChangAlang
ChangAlang - 7/3/2018, 5:50 PM
They should just shoot in outer space like what Sandra Bullock & Co did in Gravity.
















😉
WruceBayne
WruceBayne - 7/4/2018, 2:32 PM
@ChangAlang - you know how many people actually still thinks that’s true? Lol
ChangAlang
ChangAlang - 7/4/2018, 6:13 PM
@WruceBayne - I knew I’d get roasted if I didn’t put that lil emoji at the bottom haha

I think I convinced my wife and daughter that it was though😏
SuperManes
SuperManes - 7/4/2018, 5:19 AM
When is PITT gonna get some love? That was all time favorite Image comic.
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