Some interesting news today courtesy of our colleagues at Jurassic Outpost, it seems that Amblin Television are currently in development for a Jurassic World TV series.
Author: Neil Vagg
Neil Vagg
Neil is the Editor-in-Chief at GYCO. He has a BA in Film & TV and an MA in Scriptwriting; he currently works 9-5 in an office and 5-9 as a reviewer. He has been reading comics for as long as he can remember and is never far away from any book which has the word Bat in the title.
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