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Oh, definitely. Aguirre-Sacasa can write circles around Furth.

I'm comparing it to The Stand adaptation, which managed to integrate King's prose into the comics in an organic fashion. Here's an example of what I mean (best I could find on short notice)
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While I ended up dropping The Stand, I still thought it was a well-done adaptation of the novel...just one that is probably better served reading all at once given the slow pace of the story if...

It would depend on the manga style, IMO. Death Note, for example, has some really good art that I wouldn't mind seeing applied to something fantasy-oriented like Dark Tower or Eyes of the Dragon.
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I was just disappointed with how Treachery really dropped the ball with the Gabrielle/Marten plot, which should have been the focus of the arc, and instead devoted more time to Furth's Mary Sue. I...

You aren't missing much. The series peaked with The Long Road Home and it's all been downhill from there.

It would be interesting to see the comic done in the second cover's style, if only to see something different than the usual fare.

I would too if I had to choose between one or the other, but King and Straub could easily do both. Really, I would only want them to write #0 as it's a new story. If the rest of the series is a...

No official reason (yet). He's said he doesn't want to get involved much because "too much cooks spoil the soup" or something, but if he was the sole writer that wouldn't be an issue.

I don't...

I like to be unpredictable.

In all seriousness, why not have someone like Joe Hill work on the comics? He knows how to write them (Locke & Key is ten times better than any of Furth's stuff), and...

I'd be more interested in the #0 issue if it was written by anyone else but Furth.

I love The Talisman, but given it's slow pace, I don't think it would translate well to a monthly comic format. That, and the fact that Furth is doing it, makes me think that I'll probably end up...

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Del Rey, an imprint of Random House US’ Ballantine Books, has acquired the comic book and graphic novel rights to The Talisman by Stephen King and Peter Straub. A monthly...