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Malignant Man
Publication information
PublisherBoom! Studios
FormatLimited series
Publication dateApril– August 2011
No. of issues4
Creative team
Created byJames Wan
Written byJames Wan (story)
Michael Alan Nelson (writer)
ArtistPiotr Kowalski
LettererSteve Wands
ColoristJordie Bellaire
EditorMatt Gagnon
Collected editions
SoftcoverISBN 978-1608860708

Malignant Man is a 2011 graphic novel by James Wan.

Synopsis

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Diagnosed with terminal cancer, Alan Gates is resigned to die, until he learns that his tumor is really a parasite. With a new lease on life and incredible, otherworldly powers, Alan must fight against an evil army buried beneath society's skin, all the while unlocking the secrets of his forgotten past.[1]

Film adaptation

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In June 2014, 20th Century Fox acquired the rights to the comic and set James Wan to direct and produce the adaptation.[2] In 2016, Brad Peyton signed on to direct the film with Wan still producing the film through his Atomic Monster banner.[3] One year later, Rebecca Thomas replaced Peyton as director.[4]

Wan would later clarify that his film Malignant was not based on the graphic novel despite the name similarities.[5]

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