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Sin City is a legendary noir comics book by Frank Miller which was ecranized in 2005. Amidst the ongoing NFT mania, its author Frank Miller partnered up with digital artists and blockchain developers to create digital collectibles series.
Sin City characters will be NFTized with Gala Games
According to Dean Takahashi's exclusive article on VentureBeat, a series of unique non-fungible tokens dedicated to Sin City is being developed now. The project is the result of collaboration between Frank Miller, gaming designers Concept Art House and blockchain-based games producers Gala Games.
Approaching the 30th anniversary of Sin City release, Frank Miller is fascinated by NFTs concept and studies its basics to upgrade his understanding:
This all seems extremely exciting, but I’m in the listening stage. I’m just getting to wrap my head around the whole concept here, because I know this is where no man has gone before. This is a wonderful time for Sin City because, after a sizable gap, I’m jumping back into it on a whole bunch of levels
Gala Games wil provide the whole technical background for this much-anticipated release while Concept Art House is responsible for 'art' aspects of its design.
Eric Schiermeyer, CEO of Gala Games and cofounder of Zynga, shares his excitement about the effects of non-fungible tokens' progress on the whole digital segment:
I wouldn’t be doing this if I didn’t think this was literally the next phase of the internet
Gala Games will pioneer NFTs on Flare
The collection will include both physical objects and digital characters related to the space of Sin City. Besides old images, Mr. Miller is going to unveil some new artworks created specially for NFT series.
Gala Games is among the first infrastructure teams that partnered with Flare, an EVM-compatible blockchain that is set to launch in coming weeks. As covered by U.Today previously, two teams will collaborate to facilitate the trading of NFT on the top of Flare (FLR) blockchain.
Also, Gala Games will support Flare progress as a node validator or 'FTSO provider'.