>GraphicAudio has started adapting Marvel stories directly from the comics rather than adapting from the novelizations/original stories
Neat!
I've always loved the idea of GraphicAudio, I'm a sucker for the Dr. Who audio dramas, but they were always pretty hit or miss quality-wise because they were adapted from the novelizations rather than the actual comics.
I enjoyed the Daredevil one. Surprised they didn't adapt him to audio much sooner.
The Ms. Marvel ones are pretty cute too, if you like the original comic.
>>80905611
I love audios. I've listened to all of the Nu Star Wars canon on audio.
All of the DC Graphic Audios are pretty bad, with the exception of No Man's Land, which is better than the comic.
>>80905611
Not /co/, retards
>>80905822
K
>>80905848
This is fucking AUDIO. Not moving pictures or drawings. Go to /mu/ for this.
>>80905822
>>80905890
The poster count didn't go up. Samefriend.
Back on topic, I hope they do Born Again. Ms. Marvel seems like an odd choice to adapt. Not that I'm complaining, I love Kamala, but there seems to be very little overlap between audio drama fans, hardcore capefans, and Ms. Marvel fans.
>>80905611
How do the differentiate between regular speech and internal monologue?
>>80905991
The audios are narrated from a first person perspective.
Never heard of this GraphicAudio stuff at all. Do they have a good reputation?
>>80906062
Their production quality is always topnotch. The stories they adapt? Not always the case.
The problem stems from adapting the novelizations of graphic novels rather than from the graphic novels themselves. They recently started adapting direct from comic, however.
I recommend No Man's Land if you're a Batman fan. Daredevil: Guardian Devil, their first direct adaption, is also great.
There's also the Ms. Marvel adaptions, which are good if you like Ms. Marvel, but won't turn you into a fan if you don't.
>>80905611
Fuck you, OP. That's totally a Loss edit.
>>80906296
Damn, it totally is, isn't it? I didn't even plan that.
>>80906189
Ah, I see. Well I'll be honest, this stuff looks of a good quality but on the pricey side. I already got a subscription to audible so I can get stuff a lot longer for about the same price.
>>80906507
Yarr harr fiddle tee dee
Kat.cr
>>80906507
Yeah, I can understand. Audiobooks are always so expensive, especially GA. Probably because of the niche market.
>>80906559
No
>>80905611
The real question is:
How do they voice the rodent gangs and the hazmat dwarfs?
>>80906591
Yeah if they sold their stuff through audible I'd be perfectly happy using my monthly credit it on it. I can understand why they don't though, this has a lot of production going that goes well above a normal audiobook.
