I really liked the adaptation that made it to the big screen, but it was a little too close to the comic and not predictable in any way. Very interesting to see what Paul Greengrass version would of turned out to be, more Batman Begins then the version we saw. Either way I know Alan Moore would of hated it. Thoughts?
OK, I know some Doctor Who fan boys and girls will raise their eyebrows with some of these photos in this library. Some are really great, and others are OH MY!! Thoughts?
It seems I remember Marvel did this a bit in the late 70′s and it failed miserably (except for the Hulk), I’m hoping for better quality stuff now that technology has improved and Marvel seems to be in better hands. (Remember I said I HOPE). Who would be a good candidate for a weekly series on one of the many Disney owned stations?
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Most of these I can agree with, except technically the Todd Todd McFarlane artwork isn’t really a comic, just the cover. I agree with the other 10, strange not to see Fantastic Four #1 on the list. Thoughts?
You had me at Victorian era robot. And apparently the same goes for Mr. Bad Robot himself, J.J. Abrams. Earlier this summer, it was announced that the mastermind behind geek-gasmic projects like “Lost,” “Fringe,” “Star Trek” and the upcoming “Undercovers” is attached to produce “Boilerplate: History’s Mechanical Marvel” for Paramount Pictures in hopes of bringing the 170-page hardbound book to the big screen.
