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LOGAN'S RUN #4 (Apr 1976) Marvel Comics

cover:  George Perez
Klaus Janson
LOGAN'S RUN #4
 Date: Apr 1976
Cover Price:  $0.30
Publisher: marvel.com

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        "Enter the Eternal Ice-World of Box!" (17 pages) 
    writer:  Gerry Conway
    art:  George Perez
    Klaus Janson
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    editor:  Archie Goodwin
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    Comic Book Flashback # 11: Logan's Run #4: "Dread Sanctuary!"
    18 July 2008, 9:41AM CDT by vu (vu sleeper)
    From cinemaratty.com


    LOGAN'S RUN #4 (Apr 1976)
    Marvel Comics
    Comic Book Flashback # 11: Logan's Run #4: "Dread Sanctuary!"
    2008-07-18 07:21:00 by John Kenneth Muir in John Kenneth Muir's Reflections on Film/TV

    (excerpt)

    In early 1977, Marvel Comics offered "the official adaptation" of Logan's Run, the hit science fiction movie starring Michael York and Jenny Agutter.

    As you no doubt recall, Logan's Run concerned a futuristic City of Domes which was a virtual paradise...except citizens were not permitted to live past their thirtieth birthdays. This comic-book adaptation split the movie's sprawling narrative into five issues authored by David Kraft and drawn by artist George Perez (based on the screenplay by David Zelag Goodman).

    My favorite issue of the bunch is April 1977's action-packed number #4, "Dread Sanctuary" which finds an on-the-run Logan 5 and his sexy companion Jessica leaving the City of Domes proper and stumbling upon the "eternal ice world" of the mad robot called Box. As it turns out, Box is a bit of a sculptor in his spare time despite his mechanical nature, and he wishes to forge (out of ice..._ an artistic representation of Logan and Jessica that he believes will prove his enduring "masterpiece."

     March 9, 2004 | Singer to Remake Logan's Run
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    Bryan Singer to Remake 'Logan's Run'
    March 08, 2004

    Variety is reporting that Bryan Singer has decided to direct a remake of Logan's Run, based on the science fiction novel by William Nolan that inspired a popular 1976 film adaptation. The original movie version of this saga of a youth-obsessed future society changed the age at which everyone faces mandatory termination from 21 to 30. Singer plans on returning to Nolan's original concept of termination at 21, which will make this new version of Logan's Run a great vehicle for a young actor. No casting decisions have been announced, but Warner Brothers plans on releasing what producer Joel Silver characterized as, "...a huge sci-fi adventure film" in 2005, so casting and production will have to start within the next few months. According to Variety, Singer will direct the Logan's Run remake at Warner Bros. before returning to helm X-Men 3 at Fox.

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