Titan's - The Prisoner

[mrbrklyn]

I expected nothing from the Prisiner, but this book has been really quite good, and fits well into the original... although not perfectly, but very well with a really twisted twist this last issue that I won't divuldge.

[jbmasta]

If this is the one based on the 60's show, I have a recommendation. Big Finish Productions have done an audio drama re imagining of the show that's been very well received, and a keen project of executive producer Nicholas Briggs (yes, the voice of the Daleks). Nick is a huge Prisoner fan, and goes to Portmeirion (the filming location for the village) each year for the annual Prisoner convention.

[mrbrklyn]

If this is the one based on the 60's show, I have a recommendation. Big Finish Productions have done an audio drama re imagining of the show that's been very well received, and a keen project of executive producer Nicholas Briggs (yes, the voice of the Daleks). Nick is a huge Prisoner fan, and goes to Portmeirion (the filming location for the village) each year for the annual Prisoner convention.

they are actually promoting that in the comic. I've probably take a look see. Meanwhile, the book is developing quite nicely and with a few suprises.

[iron chimp]

I believe it was only a 4 issue mini.

[mrbrklyn]

I believe it was only a 4 issue mini.

I'm sorry, you lost me here. Weren't we talking about a audio-book?

[iron chimp]

I'm sorry, you lost me here. Weren't we talking about a audio-book?

I thought "Meanwhile, the book is developing quite nicely and with a few suprises" was talking about the titan comic. I must have misread it