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Home  News February 2005 17th
| David Mack on Kabuki Movie Option |
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| After noticing a fan's concern that the upcoming Kabuki film would be mishandled, David Mack explained: |
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The Kabuki film is at Fox right now.
I've been re-selling the option to them every year and a half for the last six years while we develop it.
I've been heavily involved in it from the beginning. So rest assured that I'm not going to let it turn into Catwoman. I didn't just sell it to them and write it off. I've been employed by Fox to work on the film this entire time in several capacities. Besides writing the treatment for them, my credits include Visual Designer and Co-Producer among others.
I even got to work with John Sayles on it for a while.
So please feel comfortable in voting for it [on USAToday.com]. |
| San Francisco's WonderCon Starts Tomorrow |
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| If you live near San Francisco, California and would like to meet David Mack, he will be available during all three days of WonderCon, which will be open February 18-20. Also scheduled to appear at the show is Andy Lee. |
| Rick Mays Art from Livewires #2 |
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| Comicon.com included page 1 from Livewires #2, which features artwork by Scarab artist Rick Mays, as part of their interview with Adam Warren, who noted: |
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Generally, Rick’s probably at his best with minimal or near-nonexistent layouts, as on the famed Kabuki: Scarab miniseries he did with David Mack... In Livewires, though, I needed to see some very specific, very technical elements in some of the storytelling, so I went in roughshod with my cruelly oppressive layouts. |
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