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IвЂ™ve got the feeling that as soon as they get done with Storm FrontВ theyвЂ™re going to want me to do another original story for in between. recently published, will there be any other new comic book material forthcoming other than the novel adaptations? Besides the Welcome to the JungleВ prequel story that Dabel Bros. Speaking of adaptations-letвЂ™s talk a bit about comics.

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It doesnвЂ™t cost me anything more to blow up a building than to leave it standing, but on TV theyвЂ™ve got different concerns and different limitations to what theyвЂ™re doing. They kept dropping terms like that on me like вЂњWe donвЂ™t have infinite money.вЂќ Like I said, when IвЂ™m writing, IвЂ™ve got no budget. You know, it doesnвЂ™t cost me anything to blow up half of Chicago, but apparently on TV thereвЂ™s some kind of money issue where, yeah, if we blow up a building itвЂ™s sort of expensive. And IвЂ™m like, well yeah, they only had, you know, they only had about twelve hours to show things on TV, so they could only go so far.ДЄnd they everything costs something on TV, too. And so, for folks that had to get into that theyвЂ™re like, well wait a minute, this whole thing, this whole world is a whole lot bigger than the one they had on TV. Where, you know, the books were the books, being books they can be a lot longer and more involved and a little more cerebral, I think, than most TV can do. Oh, for most of them there wasвЂ¦a kind of an adjustment period there where they had to change gears.

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Have you heard much reaction from your fans-people who discovered you through the television show versus the people who were long-time fans and then saw the show? Have you noticed any difference in the perception of the series from the two groups of fans? Obviously the people who were fans of the books, a lot of them would have problems with whatever changes were made, but IвЂ™m kind of curious what the reaction has been to the newcomers who discovered the series through the show. But all in all it was very neat it was certainly extremely weird to turn on TV every week and see it, and the first time I saw almost all the episodes, like ten of the episodes, was when they came on TV on SCI FI on Friday night. Some of the stuff had got changed between the books and the show and that, was that was necessary: I understood the reasons for all of it I agreed with the reasons for most of it. You know, like when they actually had me come up on the set of the show, and there I am, and IвЂ™m standing there and thereвЂ™s Murphy and thereвЂ™s Dresden and thereвЂ™s Butter standing there only everybody else there can see them too. I mean it was really just freakinвЂ™ strange. What was it like to see your work adapted into a television series? The latest Dresden novel, Turncoat, comes out in April. In the past he hasnвЂ™t been a prolific author of short fiction, but he has a lot of new stuff due out soon: Subterranean recently released Backup, a new Dresden FilesВ novelette featuring illustrations by HellboyВ creator Mike Mignola in addition, he has new stories coming out in the anthologies The Naked City, Mean Streets, and Strange Brew. In addition to The Dresden Files, Butcher has also written five books in his Codex AleraВ series. The series has moved into the realm of comic books as well-Dabel Brothers Productions recently published a comic prequel to the novel series called Welcome to the Jungle, and will begin serializing comic book adaptations of each of the novels in the series, starting with the first, Storm Front.

Jim Butcher is the author of the wildly-successful Dresden FilesВ urban fantasy series-which was recently adapted into a television show airing on the SCI FI Channel-featuring everyoneвЂ™s favorite wizard-for-hire Harry Dresden.

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