Kraven’s Last Hunt Coming to Graphic Audio

Marvel.com sent me this press release. 

LISTEN to MARVEL’S SPIDER-MAN: KRAVEN’S LAST HUNT

New York, NY, September 8, 2015 – GraphicAudio®, in conjunction with Marvel, presents the audio adaptation of SPIDER-MAN: KRAVEN’S LAST HUNT.


Experience the classic, genre-defining Spider-Man shocker like never before in this new audio adaptation!  After years of crushing defeats at the hands of the web-slinger, Russian aristocrat, Kraven the Hunter decides to battle Spider-Man in one final showdown to determine who the superior warrior is.   Kraven usurps the mantle of Spider-Man, but must prove himself superior to his nemesis by defeating the one villain he was unable to defeat on his own, the cannibalistic Vermin. 

Adapted from the Marvel Prose novel, this landmark Marvel story becomes more haunting than ever through this GraphicAudio production.  Bone-chilling and gripping, SPIDER-MAN: KRAVEN’S LAST HUNT will envelop listeners with riveting performances by a full cast, rich cinematic music, and vivid sound effects.  

 

Listen to a sample scene audio clip of SPIDER-MAN: KRAVEN’S LAST HUNT now:  http://tinyurl.com/ptpjv88

 

Available at www.GraphicAudio.net/Marvel and via the FREE GraphicAudio Access™ Mobile App, which allows customers to directly download titles on their Android or iOS smartphones and tablets.

 

GraphicAudio CD formats and Marvel Prose novel editions also available at comic shops and Spidey-loving bookstores near you!

Marvel’s SPIDER-MAN: KRAVEN’S LAST HUNT prose novel available at:  http://tinyurl.com/q4r9wjs

 

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About GraphicAudio® A Movie in Your Mind®:

An imprint of The Cutting Corporation, since 2004, GraphicAudio® has published approximately 1,000 titles and 65 different series in their GraphicAudio® A Movie in Your Mind® audiobook entertainment format. For more information and additional samples visit: www.graphicaudio.net.

 

About Marvel Entertainment:

Marvel Entertainment, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company, is one of the world’s most prominent character-based entertainment companies, built on a proven library of more than 8,000 characters featured in a variety of media over 75 years. Marvel utilizes its character franchises in entertainment, licensing, and publishing. For more information visit: www.marvel.com.

 

© 2015 MARVEL

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2 Comments

  1. @#1: I agree with everything you said…but I am still going to check this out because I’ve wanted AN adaptation of KLH for over ten years and this is better than nothing.

  2. Ugh.

    Ugh. Ugh. Ugh.

    This is NOT the J.M. DeMatteis masterpiece.

    This is a prose version based on DeMatteis’s comic, but one that changes a lot of plot points (and uses a stilted, tell instead of show, and at time overly melodramatic prose style as well. The sample available on Amazon caused so much eye rolling on my part, I think one of my eye muscles is still strained).

    One of the key plots points it removes, naturally, because this is Quesada’s and Brevoort’s Marvel, is Peter and Mary Jane’s marriage. So instead of newlyweds, anxious to start a new life together only to have the life stolen from both of them, now MJ is just the (newish) girlfriend. Because that doesn’t change any of the character dynamics or the stakes at all, oh noes.

    MJ’s plot revolves around, “oh dear, is little ol’ silly me strong to be Spidey’s girlfriend? I just don’t know!” It’s a tired, cliched, unoriginal “superhero girlfriend” storyline, and goes against the established character in the comics (Kleid also ignores that MJ “always knew” Peter’s secret in the comics and instead includes a perfunctory flashback of Peter telling the unsuspecting, rather air headed MJ his secret just a few days prior to the start of thr novel).

    Kleid also apparently removes the scene of MJ visiting Robbie – ie showing MJ being proactive – in favor of yet another “oh noes, I’m just not strong enough to be Spidey’s girl!” scene. And in an interview, he refers to all the charcaters being haunted by “coffins:” Kraven’s is a coffin of misplaced honor; Pete’s a coffin of guilt, while MJ’s coffin is…drumroll…her relationship with Peter! And she has to find ways to crawl back in it! I wish I was making this up, but I’m not – it’s in an interview Kleid did with comicbook.com.

    The sample made me flee Amazon. There’s no way I’d pay even more for the audiobook.

    Of course, it goes without saying that the original Kraven’s Last Hunt is very definitely worth reading and owning.

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