The series title refers to the clockwork automatons, created by the main antagonist, which were sometimes referred to as "Infernal Devices" in the trilogy.The series is very loosely modeled after A Tale of Two Cities, especially Clockwork Princess, which was always meant to be a loose retelling of the book.The series finished a year after Clockwork Princess's release and an omnibus hardback edition was published 8 years later on August 23, 2022. A report came out in May 2020 claiming that the series pilot landed at BBC Three, though this has never been confirmed by another source or mentioned by Clare herself in the years since.Īfter the release of Clockwork Prince, Yen Press created a manga adaptation of the series with illustrator HyeKyung Baek. A writer for the pilot episode's script was assigned as early as 2017, and the series was being shopped around by Constantin Film to different potential networks and distributors. Plans for a TV adaptation were made instead. No follow-up news has been given since and the project has likely been scrapped. On April 12, 2013, months prior to the release of The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, it was announced that a film adaptation of The Infernal Devices was in the works, with the screenplay being written by Stephanie Sanditz with a search for the director ongoing at the time, though a script has been in development as early as 2011.
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