The Hollywood Reporter says that Hollywood lawyer/attorney Skip Brittenham has united with comic artist Brian Haberlin to create a sci-fi graphic novel
Anomaly, which will be published by the newly-formed transmedia company Anomaly Productions. A film adaptation is also in development, to be produced by
Alice In Wonderland's Joe Roth.
Anomaly will be released this October as a 370-page, lushly painted hardcover, claimed to be
"the longest original graphic novel ever published". Also, there will be a tablet app narrated by top sci-fi and video game actors, as well as an augmented reality app for iOS and Android (which involves interactive 3D and holographic technology).
The story of Anomaly is
"set in 2717, where humans have colonized the galaxy and one corporation plunders the resources of alien planets. A group of explorers arrive on a planet for a diplomatic mission but are drawn into a larger conflict."
Do you think this has potential as a film?
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