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Okay, in case you didn't see the introduction, the concept is that each day up to and including the 23rd of November, I'll be posting four iconic covers from DC Comics' 75-year history. On the 23rd, you folks will get a chance to pick your Top 10 out of the 90 choices. I'll tabulate the votes and I...
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And albeit this is me, here, the guy who made such a mess of LOEG but [Moore]’s basically saying that comics are dead because they dare to draw from past continuity ... everything of note [Moore]’s written was the reinterpretation of someone else’s work. Marvelman, Swamp Thing, Watchmen (Cha...
So, anyway, TERRY MOORE ON THE BLACK WIDOW! 1) From Marvel Team-Up # 70. Tony Dezuinga inker.) Chunky Rice has the better-constructed story, better characters, and tighter plotting. I would call it the better of the two. ... I could argue that Ultimate Marvel ...
The Last Heroes is incomplete. It's also a supposed deconstruction of superheroes that tackles a different approach, but isn't that different or unique. There's a sense of 'been there, read that' with the book. But, it's still a good read -- and a worthwhile read, because Grant and Kane do ap...
You know how in those expansive, career-spanning interviews, comics creators tend to, at one point, mention that one comic that changed it all for them? Not Watchmen or Dark Knight Returns, but some random anonymous issue that just happened to speak to them at a specific time. Thousands o...
You can download the checklist from the After Watchmen… What’s Next? site. Other than Identity Crisis (because it’s Identity Crisis), I’ve read everything on the checklist in either trade or singles format. I’m… vaguely proud of that, I guess? Especially since I read the vast majority of...
9. As good as the soundtrack was, it came across like superhero Forest Gump sometimes, especially when they used “All Along the Watchtower”- Hendrix seemed a little too bombastic for Watchmen to me, even if that was supposed to be a big, exciting scene.
Patrick Wilson was also great as Nite Owl (even if he gets saddled with some heavy melodrama at times; to be fair, the original may go too far the other way). I was also impressed with what Jeffrey Dean Morgan did with the Comedian. He was able to make the necessary impression in a short period of...
For all the criticism traditionally directed at Snyder’s handling of actors, a few of them acquit themselves quite well here. Haley’s Rorschach is every bit as good as you might expect, while Billy (Dr Manhattan) Crudup and Patrick (Nite Owl II) Wilson are as close to their comic book equi...
Unless you were watching the old Marvel made-for-TV movies in the 1970’s like I was, I don’t think you have any idea how glorious it felt for this aging fan to see these characters realized on the big screen with such care and affection. 3. The Dark Knight. 2. Comics scholarship.
L.A. Times Entertainment Weekly Wired USA Today MTV Access Hollywood 69 Comments Ozymandias looks like a second-string villain from Batman and Robin. Why is Rorschach holding a ... T., Ozymandias looks like a second-string villain from Batman and Robin."
Dark Knight failed for me as a superhero movie, mostly for taking itself too serious as you have pointed out ... Dark Knight failed for me as a superhero movie, mostly for taking itself too serious as you have pointed out ... I'd argue the opposite, it looks like it's ... At August 13, 2008, Dave wrote: