Movies made from comic books are ubiquitous. But comic books made by movie stars? Not so much.
But no one passed that memo on to the 12-year-old Brooklyn Princethe rising actress who burst onto the scene as the star of Sean Baker’s The Florida Project (2017) – winning and giving the Best Young Actor/Actress Critics Choice Award an acknowledgment that went viral — and who can currently be seen stealing scenes in Elizabeth Banks’ Cocaine Bear.
The comic books obsessively narrates The Hollywood Reporterwith tremendous excitement, that her “geek dreams” have come true, as an idea she pitched for a comic book called The unlucky eye was bought by Sumerian comicsa major publisher of comic books and graphic novels, and the final product – which she co-wrote with Aliz Fernandez – will be unveiled next week in Orlando at Megacona large-scale convention that bills itself as “the mecca for all things geeky and awesome.”
Prince, a Florida resident, will also be speaking on a panel at the convention.
She tells THR That The unlucky eye is about Vivian Nightingale, a girl who wakes up on the morning of her 15th birthday to discover that she can see human auras. After embarking on a journey to find out what her future holds, she comes across Hemlock Hallows, a hidden paranormal town, where she learns about her mother’s troubled past and her own curse of foretelling death. her own family.