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By day, Scott Delahunt is an IT analyst, fixing problems and explaining operating systems for end users. By night, he takes his degree in Computer Science, his love of movies, his vast knowledge of tabletop gaming, his curiosity into how things work and becomes a geek! Although he has nothing published professionally, Scott has written fanfiction, scripted an anime music video, play tested role-playing games, and applied his love of bad movies to Lost In Translation. He has also helped put on an anime convention and organize bus trips to Anime North. In his spare time, he raises two cats to become Internet icons and maintains a personal blog, The Chaos Beast.

Lost in Translation: Surpassing the Original

Scott Delahunt
April 11, 2015
Columns, Shot for Shot
Throughout this series, I’ve focused on comparing adaptations to originals and seeing where the differences were and why they came about. What I haven’t touched on is how an adaptation or remake can become...

Lost in Translation: Wonder Woman

Scott Delahunt
January 16, 2015
Columns, Shot for Shot
The adapting of comics to television and motion pictures has more pitfalls than expected. While all three are visual media, the artwork in comics allows for a greater range of imagery that budget and physical...

Lost in Translation: The Wolverine

Scott Delahunt
November 2, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Unexpected fan favourites can appear just about anywhere.  Marvel Comics has several, characters that, for various reasons, just resonated with readers.  With some, such as Squirrel Girl, it’s the innate...

Lost in Translation: Howard the Duck

Scott Delahunt
October 26, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Lost in Translation has taken a look at different movies based on Marvel characters, from the Avengers Initiative to the licensed characters like Spider-Man and Daredevil.  The recent movies have all been...

Lost in Translation: Daredevil

Scott Delahunt
September 7, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Marvel, being one of the Big Two with DC Comics, has a large number of heroes in its stable.  Many got their start during the 1960s, when the threat of nuclear war was a palpable threat but the power of the...

Lost in Translation: Scott Pilgrim

Scott Delahunt
August 17, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Recently I reviewed Doom, a movie that adapted its source well for the most part but still fell flat. If the parts that didn’t work were fixed, what would happen?Scott Pilgrim vs. the World.Okay, a bit...

Lost in Translation – Spider-Adaptation

Scott Delahunt
August 3, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
This week looks at Marvel’s Spider-Man. Created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, the arachnid-themed superhero first appeared in Amazing Fantasy 15 in 1962. Peter Parker, a high school science geek, received...

Lost in Translation– Marvel’s The Avengers

Scott Delahunt
July 26, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Finally! The last of the Avengers Adaptation series! Previously: Iron Man Incredible Hulk Thor Captain America Also, of note, Adaptations and the Superheroic Setting, which discusses the creation of...

Lost in Translation: Adaptations and the Superheroic Setting

Scott Delahunt
July 19, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
While getting prepped for the The Avengers review*, a small detail kept drawing my attention. It came up in Iron Man, and continued through each entry of the Avengers Initiative. It’s the setting. Not just...

Lost in Translation: The Adaptational Hulk

Scott Delahunt
July 12, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
The Avengers Adaptation continues! Previous entries are: Iron Man Thor Captain America This week, everyone’s favourite hero with anger management issues, the Incredible Hulk. The Hulk first appeared...

Lost in Translation: Captain America / Captain Adaptation

Scott Delahunt
July 5, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
The Avengers Adaptation continues! Leading up to a review of The Avengers, I’ve taken a look at Iron Man and Thor, two of the longest serving and iconic Avengers in Marvel’s history. However, the iconic...

Lost in Translation: Thor: The Mighty Adaptation

Scott Delahunt
June 28, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Comic writers have created heroes based on myth and legend since the dawn of the superhero. Wonder Woman is an Amazon, blessed by the Greek gods. Fawcett’s (and, later, DC Comics’) Captain Marvel gained...

Lost in Translation: Spider-Man / Spider-Adaptation

Scott Delahunt
June 21, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Continuing with the comics theme started last week, this week looks at Marvel’s Spider-Man. Created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, the arachnid-themed superhero first appeared in Amazing Fantasy 15 in 1962....

Lost in Translation: Iron Man / Iron Adaptation

Scott Delahunt
June 14, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Marvel Comics has always had a wide range of superheroes. From the patriotic Captain America to the anti-hero Hulk to the Spectacular and Amazing Spider-Man to the outcast X-Men, each hero was more than just...

Lost in Translation: Iron Man / Iron Adaptation

Scott Delahunt
June 14, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Marvel Comics has always had a wide range of superheroes. From the patriotic Captain America to the anti-hero Hulk to the Spectacular and Amazing Spider-Man to the outcast X-Men, each hero was more than just...
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