scott pilgrim ended up with ramona and move on, but kim in the comics.
who does scott pilgrim end up with in the comics?
ramona and move on, but kim
to illustrate his reasoning for eventually ending the "scott pilgrim" series, o'malley used a quote from famed belgian comics writer and artist hergé, creator, writer, and illustrator of the well-regarded "the adventures of tintin" comic book series, from 1929 until his death in 1983. hergé told his wife, "and right now, my work makes me sick. tintin is no longer me. and i must make a terrible effort to invent (him)… if tintin continues to live, it is through a sort of artificial respiration that i must constantly keep up and which is exhausting me." o'malley said, "if i was still doing scott pilgrim in ten years, i would be dead inside." o'malley said that he did conceive of a continuation centering on scott and ramona and involving the other major characters, except for gideon and the other evil exes of ramona. he said, "maybe in a few years i’d think about playing with scott pilgrim some more" and although "there doesn't need to be more scott pilgrim", he agreed that "more would be fun".
scott pilgrim
after artist bryan lee o'malley completed the first volume of "scott pilgrim", his publisher oni press contacted producer marc platt to propose a film adaptation. o'malley originally had mixed feelings about a film adaptation, stating that he "expected them to turn it into a full-on action comedy with some actor that i hated" but ultimately "didn't even care. i was a starving artist, and i was like, 'please, just give me some money.'" universal studios contracted director edgar wright, who had just finished "shaun of the dead" (2004) and agreed to adapt the "scott pilgrim" comics. in may 2005, the studio signed michael bacall to co-write the screenplay. wright cited mario bava's "" (1968) as an influence on his approach to "scott pilgrim", describing it as an "italian influence, a sense of completely unbridled imagination. they don't make any attempt to make it look realistic. mario bava's composition and staging has a real try-anything attitude." bacall said that he wanted to write the "scott pilgrim" film because he felt strongly about its story and empathized with its characters. by 2010, casting had been completed and the film was titled "scott pilgrim vs. the world". wright said that o'malley was "very involved" with the script of the film from the start, contributing lines and adding polish. due to the long development, several lines from various scripts written by wright and bacall were used in later "scott pilgrim" comics. no material from "scott pilgrim's finest hour", the sixth "scott pilgrim" volume, appeared in the film, as the comic was not complete at the time of the film's production. o'malley contributed suggestions for the film's ending and gave the producers his notes for the sixth volume, but stated that the film's ending was "their ending".
scott pilgrim vs. the world