sixth audiobook from HarperAudio (UK) (which was released in August 2021), Joker Moon, was performed by Aysha Kala. On a side note, in the UK, Three Kings has been released before Joker Moon, while the opposite is set to happen in the US. Film In October 2011, Syfy Films, a joint venture between Syfy Channel and Universal Studios, acquired screen rights to Wild Cards under the direction of Gregory Noveck, senior vice president of production. Snodgrass was asked to write the screenplay, and she and Martin were to serve as executive producers. At the time of announcement, the film was intended to have a contemporary setting and the Sleeper among its characters. This was the second time the series was optioned. Television In August 2016, Universal Cable Productions acquired the rights to create a television series. Martin stated that the development was in early stages and that the production was working on choosing characters and stories to adapt. Because of his exclusivity contract with HBO, which aired Game of Thrones based on Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire, Martin stated he will not be involved in the adaptation. Snodgrass is to serve as an executive producer. In a blog post, Martin said that Noveck is also to serve as an executive producer. Universal Cable Productions was teaming up with Hulu in November 2018 to develop two series based on the novels to establish a potential connected Wild Cards universe for the streaming service, but as of 2021, the upcoming series was moved from Hulu to Peacock. Explanatory notes References External links Wild Cards series at Macmillan Publishers, parent company of Tor Books Wild Cards cover art gallery at Wild Cards official website Wild Cards at The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction Wild Cards Universe at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database Book series introduced in 1987 Books by Chris Claremont Novels by Roger Zelazny Works by George R. R. Martin