The long-gestating film adaptation of the cult cult comic "Elfquest", which has been in development for four years, looks to be dead.
Created by Wendy and Richard Pini in 1978 Rawson Marshall Thurber was previously attached to direct the film about a tribe of elves trying to find others of their kind while avoiding humans and trolls.
Wendy posted the following statement on the Elfquest official Facebook page:
"After close to four years of suspense - and longer than four years of your much-appreciated interest and support - the word has come down from Warner Bros. And the word is "no." Their simple explanation is that they don't want to compete with The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. This was a possibility, among several, that we were prepared for. It is a relief, at last, to know."
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