Why hasn't pic related been adapted to the screen by a major studio yet? (And yes, I mean the Secret of the Swordfish; yes, you would have to wait five films to get The Yellow Mark; no, you can't adapt the Yellow Mark first, or else it doesn't make perfect sense)
>technically capeshit
>muslims portrayed in a positive light, helping the British good guys against the opressors
>protagonists' sidekick is a proud Muslim black Indian guy, who is not a caricature and does not feel forced in the story
>bad guys are from Tibet, not China, China is also one of the countries they opress, so no problem with the Chinese market
>epic final battle scene that puts most of the Hollywood battles to shame
The only problem I can see is the full absence of women in this story. At all. No, seriously. There are no women at all in the three volumes of this story. Not even as background extras that don't talk. A sausage military fest from beginning to end. The first woman in the series is the air stewardess at the beginning of the fourth adventure, which is not part of this first World War Three arc. But this can be solved, with... I don't know, Doctor Su becoming a woman? Or forcing one of the new female Post-Jacobs characters in the story? But that would be shit. Anyway, Hollywood would find a way
Would you see a live action adaptation of the Adventures of Blake and Mortimer?