This book belongs to a new wave of adaptation studies, interested not only in detailed comparisons between novels and their screen versions, but in intertextuality and the proliferation of textual material across multiple media platforms. Case studies comparing originals and their screen copies remain the life-blood of adaptation studies, but they are significantly augmented by analyses of the 'adaptation industry' and the commercial exploitation of copyrighted properties in franchises, remakes and spin-offs of all kinds. The familiar dyad of novel and film is joined by studies of comics, novelizations, toys, video games, theme-parks rides, remakes, reboots, extended and director s cuts, TV versions and the other numerous ways in which adaptations borrow from and relentlessly reproduce and commodify narratives and story worlds. In this way, adaptation can be seen as a key function in a 'vast narrative', which is a concept from new media studies that helps to understand how narratives are constructed across different forms of media.
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Thomas Van Parys has recently finished his PhD thesis on science-fiction novelizations at the University of Leuven, Belgium. His research interests include adaptation and novelization, literary description and serialized TV narratives. His articles on novelization have been published in Literature/Film Quarterly, Science Fiction Studies and Belphégor. I. Q. Hunter is Reader in Film Studies at De Montfort University, Leicester, UK. He has published widely on science fiction, horror, exploitation cinema and literary adaptation, including, as editor, British Science Fiction Cinema (1999) and, as co-editor, British Comedy Cinema (2012), Controversial Images (2012) and six books in Pluto's Film/Fiction series, including Pulping Fictions (1996), Alien Identities (1999) and Retrovisions (2001). He is currently completing British Trash Cinema for BFI/Palgrave.
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