Netflix adapting another example built on a dark premise
The Hollywood Reporter says Netflix studios is adapting the following Dark Horse comic:
Blake Lively and Diablo Cody have teamed up to adapt Lady Killer, a feature adaptation of a comic book from Dark Horse Comics.If the lady in focus is a villainess, then what we have here is another extension of the darkness plague the entertainment world's consumed with, where actors are obsessed with playing criminals. Which reminds me, again, of how much I for one dislike Margot Robbie's role as Harley Quinn in the live action DC movies, and find Netflix so discouraging. I wouldn't pay money for this overblown tommyrot. And all the while, nobody in moviedom tries to look for any comic product that's built on more optimistic storytelling to adapt, if at all.
[...] The comic was written by Joëlle Jones and Jamie S. Rich, with Jones, who made a splash writing and drawing Catwoman for DC, supplying the art. Jones took inspiration from 1950s advertisements to craft a story set in that period and that focused on a picture-perfect housewife…who just happens to lead a secret life as a deadly killer for hire.
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