After two years of development, George R.R. Martin’s “Wild Cards” is moving from Hulu to Peacock. The project, which remains in the development stage, is currently looking for a new writer.

"There are thousands of stories to be told in the world of the 'Wild Cards,'" author says of 30 ... fertile source material than Game of Thrones. Martin penned a long list of the characters ...

Wild Cards,' the book series edited by 'Game of Thrones' creator George R.R. Martin, is near a massive deal at Hulu, which would create a number of scripted series in the shared universe.

Inevitably, wading through the lore requires a degree in it: this is George RR Martin after all. "Wild Cards is a series of books, graphic novels, games… but most of all it is a universe ...

Based on stories by Harold Waldrop, Roger Zelazny and series mastermind and editor, George R.R. Martin, Wild Cards is a stellar introduction to a whole new world reshaped by the emergence of ...

Spanning more than 25 novels, 20 short stories, and written by more than 40 authors over three decades, the Wild Cards series, devided by George R.R. Martin, tells the story of an alternate ...

h/t Forbes This article was originally published on winteriscoming.com as George R.R. Martin co-writes peer-reviewed physics ...

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The epic superhero universe Wild Cards, created by George R.R. Martin and Melinda M. Snodgrass, is being revived as a new series from Marvel Comics. "As my fans may already know, the Wild Cards ...

The TV adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s “Wild Card” book series is moving from Hulu to Peacock. The project was originally set up at Hulu in 2018. Andrew Miller, who had been attached to ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “Peacock has passed on Wild Cards, alas.A pity,” Martin wrote. “We will try to place it ...

After two years of development, George R.R. Martin’s “Wild Cards” is moving from Hulu to Peacock. The project, which remains in the development stage, is currently looking for a new writer.