Len Wiseman to direct the pilot for the Lucifer comic strip television adaptation
Fox has commissioned the production of a pilot for the television adaptation of Mike Carey's graphic novel "Lucifer" from Vertigo. Sleepy Hollow co-creator and Underworld director Len Wiseman will lead the project, which is joined by Jerry Bruckheimer as executive producer. This is reported by the ComingSoon edition. According to the plot, the main character of the series, Lucifer, got fed up with his duties as the Lord of Hell and, leaving his throne and kingdom, rushes to the magnificent and iridescent with all the colors of the rainbow Los Angeles, where he receives the true fun helping the local police department catch criminals. Lucifer first appeared in Neil Gaiman's The Sandman. Carey eventually developed the character and made his solo debut in 2000. The graphic novel was released until 2006 and has 75 issues. "Lucifer" has taken a place in the list of TV adaptations of DC comics, including The CW "Arrow" and "Flash"; Fox's Gotham; NBC's Constantine; The CW's upcoming series "I'm a Zombie"; and in development "Supergirl" (CBS), "Krypton" (Syfy) and "Titans" (TNT). The Topic of Article: Len Wiseman to direct the pilot for the Lucifer comic strip television adaptation. |
