The cast of Stranger Things return and it’s summer, but that will not stop the already dark series getting even darker.
It appears Chief Jim Hopper (played by David Harbour) will have his work cut out in the town as numerous strange goings-on occur.
The Netflix series has been a global success since its breakthrough season and attention will naturally turn to a spinoff like has happened with other highly-successful series like The Big Bang Theory and The Walking Dead.
Now, Stranger Things novel writer Adam Christopher has revealed his latest book Darkness At The Edge Of Town has been created with TV adaptation in mind.
When I was writing it, I did have in mind the episodic structure
Adam Christopher
In an interview with Metro.co.uk, he revealed Jim Hopper’s past in New York will be explored and give a whole new dimension to the character.
He said: "The book begins in New York and includes the blackout. When I was writing it, I did have in mind the episodic structure.
“So you can imagine if they did the eight episodes like in Stranger Things, the blackout would be the key moment of episode seven and eight.
“So that pacing and structure of the story would lend itself to an adaptation. Also, for fans because they have to have that ‘Stranger Things feel’, it does feel like you’re watching a book.”
It appears they are trying to capitalise on the show’s success as much as they can while
