The following is our schedule for LitFlix this year. What is LitFlix? You ask. As we describe here and here, our plan is to read some source material (novels or comics) before seeing a great many movies this year. Then, our plan is to come back here and do some comparison work!
We plan on updating this page with links to each of the different posts once we have them. We will also try to keep this up-to-date with trailers for movies without them yet, and with some updated reading plans for some of the comic movies. Have some advice on comics to read in preparing for those movies? Post a comment here!
[UPDATE]: The year of LitFlix is complete – check out our verdict on good, bad, and ugly adaptations for the year:
February 1 – Warm Bodies
Warm Bodies written by Isaac Marion – 258 pages (Kindle Edition)
Read the LitFlix here.
February 14 – Beautiful Creatures
Beautiful Creatures written by Kami Garcia – 577 pages (Kindle Edition)
Read the LitFlix here.
March 29 – The Host
The Host written by Stephanie Meyer – 619 pages (Hardcover Edition)
Read the LitFlix here.
May 3 – Iron Man 3
The Invincible Iron Man: Extremis and Marvel’s Iron Man 3 Prelude (Marvel App)
Read the LitFlix here.
May 10 – The Great Gatsby
The Great Gatsby written by F. Scott Fitzgerald – 180 pages (Paperback Edition)
Read the LitFlix here.
May 17 – Star Trek Into Darkness
Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness written by Mike Johnson (ComiXology App)
Read the LitFlix here.
June 14 – Man of Steel
Superman: Birthright written by Mark Waid (Kindle Edition)
Read the LitFlix here.
June 21 – World War Z
World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War written by Max Brooks – 352 pages (Kindle Edition)
Read the LitFlix here.
July 19 – Red 2
Red written by Warren Ellis (ComiXology App)
Read the LitFlix here.
July 26 – The Wolverine
Wolverine, Vol. 1 by Chris Claremont and Frank Miller (Marvel App)
Read the LitFlix here.
August 16 – Percy Jackson: Sea Monsters
The Sea Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 2) written by Rick Riordan – 290 pages (Kindle Edition)
Read the LitFlix here. Also check out the LitFlix for the first movie here!
August 16 – Kick-Ass 2
Hit Girl and Kick-Ass 2 written by Mark Millar (ComiXology App and Hardcover)
Read the LitFlix here.
August 22 – Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
City of Bones (Mortal Instruments Book 1) written by Cassandara Clare – 503 pages (Kindle Edition)
Read the LitFlix here.
October 18 – Carrie
Carrie written by Stephen King – 243 pages (Paperback Edition)
Read the LitFlix here.
November 1 – Ender’s Game
Ender’s Game written by Orson Scott Card – 352 pages (Paperback Edition)
Read the LitFlix here.
Ender’s Game graphic novels, written by Christopher Yost – 272 pages (ComiXology App)
Read the LitFlix here.
November 8 – Thor: The Dark World
Marvel’s Thor: The Dark World Prelude (Marvel App) and Thor 344-353 written by Walter Simonson (Marvel Unlimited)
Read the LitFlix here.
November 22 – The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Catching Fire written by Suzanne Collins – 391 pages (Kindle Edition)
Read the LitFlix here.
December 13 – The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
The Hobbit written by J.R.R Tolkien – 322 pages (Kindle Edition)
Read the LitFlix here.
Also, check out the LitFlix for the first movie here!
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