Tema: Las crónicas howardianas, ¿un Conan fiel a las novelas al fin...?

[Kaulso]

Si la alternativa es un Momoa de la vida que tampoco sabe actuar y no tiene carisma alguna, pues prefiero al Chuache.

De ese no quiero volverle el pelo en Conan, además que el actor queda ese bien solo con barba y afeitado... ya ves. 

[Kaulso]

Resucito este hilo después de... casi 6 años... para anunciar que... ¡Genndy Tartakovsky va a hacer una serie animada de Conan! 

“Conan the Barbarian” is coming to Prime Video via a new animated series from animation legend Genndy Tartakovsky and Cartoon Network Studios.

Tartakovsky first pitched an animated version of the character, created by Robert E. Howard in 1932, in 2008. Various networks and streamers were interested in the project, but now it has a firm home with Prime Video. It just entered development, so it will be a while before we see anything from the series. In a pre-taped video message that played at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, Tartakovsky joked that maybe he’d be able to share some animatics next year and some rough animation the year after that.

The official logline for the new series reads: “After finding love in the pirate queen, Bêlit, a battle-hardened Conan defies gods, fate and even death to save her from a dark sorcery that threatens to destroy everything.”

Tartakovsky will serve as executive producer and showrunner on “Conan the Barbarian” and is joined by other executive producers Darrick Bachman, Fred Malmberg and Mark Wheeler.

In the video, Tartakovsky said that he’s always felt a connection to Howard, a pulp novelist who is largely considered the father of the sword and sandal genre, which “Conan the Barbarian” is very much a part of. You can feel the influence of Howard in Tartakovsky’s work, particularly “Primal,” his Emmy-winning Adult Swim animated series that is set on a brutal, fantasy-filled primordial Earth.

“Conan the Barbarian” will mark the first time that Tartakovsky has worked with a preexisting IP since his “Clone Wars” micro-series for Lucasfilm back in 2003. The status of his “Game of Thrones” animated spinoff, which was revealed earlier this year, is unclear.

Tartakovsky’s relationship with Cartoon Network stretches back to the beginning of his career and includes such favorites as “Dexter’s Laboratory,” “Samurai Jack” and “Unicorn: Warriors Eternal.”

Fuente: https://www.thewrap.com/creative-content/tv-shows/conan-the-barbarian-animated-series-genndy-tartakovsky/


En principio parece ser que van a trasladar la Reina de la Costa Negra. Viendo lo que hizo recientemente Genndy en Primal... me da que va a hacer justicia a la historia. 

[Unocualquiera]

Esperemos que den con el tono adecuado.

[Kaulso]

Esperemos que den con el tono adecuado.

Lo único que hay miedo es si van a tirar por Thomas y Buscema (bien) o por Brian Wood (mal). 

[Unocualquiera]

o por Brian Wood (mal). 

[Sverel]

Resucito este hilo después de... casi 6 años... para anunciar que... ¡Genndy Tartakovsky va a hacer una serie animada de Conan! 

“Conan the Barbarian” is coming to Prime Video via a new animated series from animation legend Genndy Tartakovsky and Cartoon Network Studios.

Tartakovsky first pitched an animated version of the character, created by Robert E. Howard in 1932, in 2008. Various networks and streamers were interested in the project, but now it has a firm home with Prime Video. It just entered development, so it will be a while before we see anything from the series. In a pre-taped video message that played at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, Tartakovsky joked that maybe he’d be able to share some animatics next year and some rough animation the year after that.

The official logline for the new series reads: “After finding love in the pirate queen, Bêlit, a battle-hardened Conan defies gods, fate and even death to save her from a dark sorcery that threatens to destroy everything.”

Tartakovsky will serve as executive producer and showrunner on “Conan the Barbarian” and is joined by other executive producers Darrick Bachman, Fred Malmberg and Mark Wheeler.

In the video, Tartakovsky said that he’s always felt a connection to Howard, a pulp novelist who is largely considered the father of the sword and sandal genre, which “Conan the Barbarian” is very much a part of. You can feel the influence of Howard in Tartakovsky’s work, particularly “Primal,” his Emmy-winning Adult Swim animated series that is set on a brutal, fantasy-filled primordial Earth.

“Conan the Barbarian” will mark the first time that Tartakovsky has worked with a preexisting IP since his “Clone Wars” micro-series for Lucasfilm back in 2003. The status of his “Game of Thrones” animated spinoff, which was revealed earlier this year, is unclear.

Tartakovsky’s relationship with Cartoon Network stretches back to the beginning of his career and includes such favorites as “Dexter’s Laboratory,” “Samurai Jack” and “Unicorn: Warriors Eternal.”

Fuente: https://www.thewrap.com/creative-content/tv-shows/conan-the-barbarian-animated-series-genndy-tartakovsky/


En principio parece ser que van a trasladar la Reina de la Costa Negra. Viendo lo que hizo recientemente Genndy en Primal... me da que va a hacer justicia a la historia. 

Las 2 primeras temporadas de Primal son brutales (valga la redundancia  ), en Conan puede hacer un gran trabajo.

[Linkin Boy]

Si Tartakovsky está dentro, yo voy a tope con esto. Qué ganas de ver algo en movimiento, madre mía. Siempre me pareció una pena que le cancelasen el proyecto de Popeye...