Fifty years ago, The Rocky Horror Picture Show burst onto the big screen in an explosion of camp rock, B-movie sci-fi nonsense and stockings and suspenders. Late-night screenings and audience participation turned into much more than a movie: a cult phenomenon that lives on today.
Despite that legacy, it never became a franchise, although Richard O'Brien made Shock Treatment as an offshoot. But now an officially licensed graphic novel continues the story. Written by Magdalene “Mags” Visaggio, the writer of Girlmode, and with art work by X-Men Unlimited illustrator Noemi Vettori, Rocky Horror Show: Bride of Rocky Horror sees Brad and Janet get sucked into the time warp again.
