Jurassic Park

In 1993, Topps Comics brought Michael Crichton's blockbuster novel to the page with a single-issue adaptation scripted by screenwriter David Koepp and Crichton himself, with lush, kinetic art by legendary penciler Gil Kane and a story assist from Walter Simonson. This faithful, standalone graphic novel captures the tension of the original tale—where a remote island theme park's cloned dinosaurs break free—without expanding into a series. While brief, it remains a noteworthy artifact of the franchise's early multimedia boom, showcasing top-tier talent in a condensed, cinematic format.