George R. R. Martin has addressed the animated spinoffs planned for Game of Thrones.On his personal blog, Martin shared a post on New Year’s Eve addressing the current state of television. He spoke about how much he enjoyed the Netlix series, Blue Eye Samurai, which has him “hungry for the second season.” From there, Martin commented on how he has multiple animated projects in the planning stages set in the world of his Song of Ice & Fire books. The author noted how they still have yet to be officially greenlit, and two of four planned spinoffs were passed on by HBO. With that noted, Martin is feeling optimistic about the other animated spinoffs getting the go-ahead to move forward in the near future.Martin hasn’t entirely given up on the “shelved” projects, pointing out how “nothing is ever dead for good in Hollywood.” The author teased that those stories may even be used for another medium, such as graphic novels. He also shared how the planned Nine Voyages series, which follows House of the Dragon’s Corlys Velaryon (Steve Toussaint), has been retooled to be animated instead of live-action, explaining why he supports the switch.
George R. R. Martin has addressed the animated spinoffs planned for Game of Thrones.
On his personal blog, Martin shared a post on New Year’s Eve addressing the current state of television. He spoke about how much he enjoyed the Netlix series, Blue Eye Samurai, which has him “hungry for the second season.” From there, Martin commented on how he has multiple animated projects in the planning stages set in the world of his Song of Ice & Fire books. The author noted how they still have yet to be officially greenlit, and two of four planned spinoffs were passed on by HBO. With that noted, Martin is feeling optimistic about the other animated spinoffs getting the go-ahead to move forward in the near future.
Martin hasn’t entirely given up on the “shelved” projects, pointing out how “nothing is ever dead for good in Hollywood.” The author teased that those stories may even be used for another medium, such as graphic novels. He also shared how the planned Nine Voyages series, which follows House of the Dragon‘s Corlys Velaryon (Steve Toussaint), has been retooled to be animated instead of live-action, explaining why he supports the switch.
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