Savage Dragon : un reboot à la hauteur d’Invincible ?

Savage Dragon : un reboot à la hauteur d’Invincible ?

Introduction:
Amazon Prime Video’s lineup of adult superhero content has seen great success with shows like The Boys and Invincible. The potential for a new animated series based on Savage Dragon could continue this trend and offer a fresh take on mature-rated superhero storytelling.

Savage Dragon: The Founding Image Comic Book
Savage Dragon, one of the first books published by Image Comics, is an important series that has been running since the company’s inception. Developed by creator Erik Larsen, the story involves a powerful, amnesiac green man who joins the Chicago Police Department to take down rogue “super-freaks.” The comic book didn’t shy away from adult themes and content, making it stand out from mainstream superhero stories.

A Long-Lived Legacy
Unlike most Marvel and DC comic books, Savage Dragon progresses in real time and has kept the title in publication for decades. Currently, the original Dragon is dead, with the protagonist being his son, Malcolm Dragon. This unique approach to storytelling makes Savage Dragon a property with a rich history suitable for a new adaptation.

A Forgotten Cartoon and the Potential for a Reboot
In the 1990s, Savage Dragon had an animated series running for two seasons. Although mostly forgotten, the animated series attracted major voice work talents and showcased many elements from the comics. The availability of the show on streaming platforms provides an opportunity for a new adaptation to revive the property for a modern audience.

Continuing the Success of Invincible
The success of the animated version of Invincible has shown that there’s an audience for mature-rated superhero shows. By adapting the gore and other adult content from the original comic book, Invincible has appealed to an older audience tired of mainstream superhero fare. Savage Dragon presents a similar opportunity, with its satirical and excessive nature providing a different take on the genre.

Crossing Over with Invincible
Both Savage Dragon and Invincible were published by Image Comics and have even crossed over in the comic books before. While this hasn’t happened in the animated series, a new Savage Dragon series on Amazon Prime Video could offer the potential for a crossover. The show could serve as a halfway point between Invincible and The Boys, striking a balance between edgy storytelling and humor.

Source : www.cbr.com

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Mikaël Buxton est fan de séries télé depuis l’enfance. Il a lancé Series-80.net en 2003 pour partager sa passion des séries cultes des années 70, 80, 90 et début 2000. Aujourd’hui, il continue de faire vivre ces souvenirs en écrivant sur leurs retours, reboots, et secrets de tournage.