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Paramount Pictures is gearing up for its next big comic book project. The studio is currently working with Atlas Comics to develop a live-action adaptation of the comic. Devil, according to Deadline. This will be the latest trend of lesser-known comic book heroes (not from the Marvel or DC universe) that Hollywood filmmakers are looking to bring to the screen, although details on Devil and still remain devilishly thin.
No casting has been announced for the film yet. However, as with the comics, Devil According to Deadline, follows a woman who goes to New York to find answers about her past. However, once in the Big Apple, she finds out that she is actually Satan’s twin sister. Faced with this new revelation, the woman must come to terms with the fact that her twin sister has been manipulating her all along, while a detective investigates several murders she is connected to. The film is based on the comic book that was first published in 1975 and introduced several other characters from Atlas Comics.
The script for Devil is written by Rebecca Webb, while Steven Paul is producing the film for Atlas and its SP Media Group banner together with Scott-Karol. SP Media had previously signed a deal with Paramount to jointly develop the film, and that deal now appears to be bearing fruit. Jason Goodman, the grandson of the Marvel Comics legendMartin Goodman, is executive producer of the film.
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