War of the Worlds
Set in Contemporary France, This Anglo-French Reimagining of H. G. Wells' Classic in the Style of Walking Dead Follows Pockets of Survivors Forced to Team Up After an Apocalyptic Extra-Terrestrial Strike.
"War of the Worlds" Is a Science Fiction Novel by British Author H.g. Wells, First Published in 1898. the Novel Tells the Story of an Alien Invasion of Earth, and the Struggle of Humanity to Survive Against Overwhelming Odds.
the Novel Is Set in Southern England and Follows an Unnamed Narrator as He Witnesses the Arrival of Martians in Large, Tripod-Like Machines. the Martians Begin a Campaign of Destruction, Using Their Advanced Weaponry to Decimate the Cities and Countryside of England.
the Novel Is Famous for Its Portrayal of the Martians and Their Technology, Which Includes Heat Rays and Poisonous Gas. It Is Also Known for Its Exploration of Themes Such as Imperialism, Evolution, and the Fragility of Human Civilization in the Face of an Existential Threat.
"War of the Worlds" Has Been Adapted Numerous Times for Film, Television, Radio, and Other Media, with Some of the Most Notable Adaptations Including the 1938 Radio Drama by Orson Welles and the 1953 Film Directed by Byron Haskin. the Novel Has Also Inspired Numerous Other Works of Science Fiction, and Is Considered a Classic of the Genre.
