Nora marches off to the woods and buries her magazines. They meet when the narrator, Nora, goes on a camping trip with a soon-to-be-ex-boyfriend who berates her for bringing fashion magazines with her (he thinks she should read “London or Kerouac”). Not a shifter, but rather an actual, non-metaphorical bear. Pam Ribon is one of the best storytellers in the business and Slam! is a truly inspiring story, so we can’t wait to share this world with the HBO Max audience.My Boyfriend is a Bear is a graphic novel about a woman whose boyfriend is a bear. Hall, Head of Rooster Teeth Studios: “We are beyond thrilled to be working with BOOM! Studios and Minnow Mountain to bring Slam! to life in animation. We’re so excited to make this rough and tumble, emotional, honest show about what it means to surrender your life, and your knees, to roller derby.”Īdded Ryan P. That’s when we knew we’d found the perfect home.
“Billy Wee and the team at HBO Max geeked out just as hard as we did when talking about where this could go in storytelling and animation.
“I’m so fortunate to have the coolest, talented-est, Austin-est animation studios in the world partnering to bring Slam! to life as a television series,” she said. She also is adapting her memoir Notes to Boys (And Other Things I Shouldn’t Share in Public) as an animated series for FX’s Cake. She adapted her graphic novel My Boyfriend Is a Bear as a feature film screenplay and is attached to direct for Legendary and Atlas Entertainment. Ribon, who was a writer on ABC’s Samantha Who?, brings personal experience to the material, having skated with the L.A. It is the latest project for Rooster Teeth Studios, which is in production for Season 2 of gen:LOCK for HBO Max and Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy currently airing on Netflix Stine graphic novel series Just Beyond for Disney+ and Jake Gyllenhaal’s Snow Blind, which is now with Apple. The Slam! comic book originally was published by BOOM! Studios, which is also behind the live-action adaptation R.L. 'Justice League' Leaked Briefly On HBO Max In 'Tom & Jerry' Glitch
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