David Bowie’s The Man Who Fell to Earth is becoming a new graphic novel

Titan Comics’ is bringing The Man Who Fell to Earth back as a graphic novel

from 1976 was itself an adaptation of Walter Tevis’ sci-fi novel of the same name,

that Titan Comics plans to lead with it in its upcoming graphic novelization from writer Dan Watters and artist Dev Pramanik.will tell the story of Thomas Jerome Newton, a humanoid alien with Bowie’s signature heterochromatic eyes who comes to Earth on a desperate mission in search of water that his home planet desperately needs.

“There are ideas in the film, about climate crises and corporate greed, that are more relevant now than they were when Nicolas Roeg set out to make it,” Watters said. “And now here we are. I think it’s high time to look at the world through Thomas Newton’s mismatched eyes all over again. Perhaps he’ll see something we’ve been missing.”Interior art from Titan Comics’ graphic novelization of The Man Who Fell to Earth.

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