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This is were it all started. The original comics by James O'Barr. |
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Following the success of the original film, starring Brandon Lee, the comics have been periodically republished
as a complete graphic novel. O'Barr contributed addition story elements and art work for the new editions. |
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The book of....the making of The Crow. |
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Photo book that concentrates mainly on Brandon Lee and the first movie. |
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Written by Bridget Baiss, The Story Behind the Film was self-published in 2000. It was later picked up by
Titan books who published a 're-worked' version in 2004.. |
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Biography of Crow star Brandon Lee. |
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The second film worked in reverse to the original, with the comic books being produced from the film. |
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The Making of....the book of the film. |
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Over the years The Crow legend has been reworked many times. The four issue Walking Nightmares was
produced by Christhoper Golden, Phillip Hester and Andre Parks.
Published by Kitchen Sink. |
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The three issue Wild Justice was
produced by Jerry Prosser, Charlie Adlard, John Mueller and Dan Burr.
Published by Kitchen Sink. |
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Flesh & Blood was produced by James Vance, Alexander Maleev and Dan Burr with covers by original creator James O'Barr.
Published by Kitchen Sink. |
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The three issue Dead Time saw James O'Barr return to his own creation with John Wagner and Alexander Maleev.
Published by Kitchen Sink. |
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Both the Dead Time and Flesh and Blood stories were collected togther and published as graphic novels. |
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Kitchen Sink set out to produce a bi-month 'Crow' magazine that would have included new stories, poems and artwork, with the promise of new material from James O'Barr himself. At least one issue '#0' reached the stores, however the fate of numbers 1 & 2 are unknown as Kitchen Sink went belly up around this time. |
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At the time Kitchen Sink starting to produce their bi-monthly 'Crow' magazine they released the news that a new Crow series was due from original creator James O'Barr.
Unfortunately they went belly up before it could be released. |
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At the time of their demise Kitchen Sink had an impressive schedule of Crow related releases, as suggested above. But in addition was the news that an 'author edition' of the original Crow story was due for release. Unfortunately it never saw the light of day. |
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A collection of 29 peoms and short stories by authors as diverse as Iggy Pop and Ramsey Campbell that interpret The Crow legend. Includes an original piece by james O'Barr.
Edited by James O'Barr and Ed Kramer. Publised by Del Rey. |
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Writtern by David Schow, who was responsible for the major part of the shooting script on the first movie.
Wild Hearts is a collection of essays and pieces that he produced for his syndicated newspaper column. Includes a piece on Brandon Lee and The Crow. Publised by Babbage Press. |
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Top Dollar, who were involved with Kitchen Sink, joined forces with London Night comics to publish a crossover series featuring The Crow and Razor.
Writtern by Everette Hartsoe, and dreawn by Jerry Beck ech issue came with different covers, and the series itself inluded many specials including Tour editions, a lost chapter and finale edition. |
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A large format 'magazine' style released by London Night and Top Dollar that was designed to cash in on the popularity of the Crow/Razor series. Nocturnal Masque featured artwork from the series creators and from James O'Barr himself. |
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McFarlane commissioned a produced a new 'up-dated' version of the original Crow story, it mixed the original with elements from the film starring Brandon Lee. IThe story was spread over ten, monthly, issues. |
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Having achieved some success with the monthly comic, McFalane collected the story together for release as a two volume graphic novel. |
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With the success of the comic series and the two graphic novels MacFarlane released the first of a monthly magazine. It contained parts of the story featured in the comics along with interviews and articles all related to The Crow. The first issue included a history of the Crow, and an interview with James O'Barr. Unfortunately only one issue was published. |
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I have seen the suggestion that novelisations were written for both the original Crow film and the sequal, City of Angels, but I have never been able confirmed this, and have never seen them for sale, or anyone offering information or details of their existence.
However six original novels have been published.
The Crow: Clash by Night by Chet Willamson
The Crow: Quoth the Crow by David Bischoff
The Crow Lazarus Heart by Poppy Z Brite
The Crow: Temple of NIght by S P Somtow
The Crow: Hellbound by A A Attanasio
The Crow: Wicked Prayer by Norman Partidge |
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Art book by James O'Barr |
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Art book by James O'Barr
This one was given away free with the PC version of City of Angels video game. |
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The Official Crow Fan Club
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Sometimes you just gotta rely on friends
when the hunt is on.
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If you are a fan of Brandon or Bruce Lee, check out the UK based appreciation society.
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Came across an Australian site belonging to Dwayne Tompson who
specialises in one off figures and sculpts. Although not truely kits
I felt they deserved a mention.
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Into collection Crow memorabilia?
Then you need to check out this site |
