PARKER by Darwyn Cooke: Art of Adaptation 🎨

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I look back on PARKER, its origins under the author Richard Stark, its 2010's adaptation under graphic novelist Darwyn Cooke, and how both informed a decades-long legacy in crime noir fiction.

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0:00 - Intro
2:09 - The Writer, The Artist, And The Criminal
14:30 - The Immortal Outlaw
22:08 - One More Thing

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