Iconoclastica wrote:a 1602 miniseries could be fun . . .
or is that a faux pas? I know a lot of people hate it . . . whatever, I'm a sap
Theta wrote:Iconoclastica wrote:a 1602 miniseries could be fun . . .
or is that a faux pas? I know a lot of people hate it . . . whatever, I'm a sap
I second that. I didn't think "1602" was brilliant but my expectations were very high and it's always fun to see different versions of heroes.
Leckomaniac wrote:I would really like to see The Runaways done in a live-action or cartoon capacity...and come on just bring back the X-Men and Spider-Man cartoons for gosh sakes...and how about a live-action DareDevil series...I mean there wouldn't need to be a lot of FX...just cool fight scenes...and that whole lawyer stuff can be explored for some gripping storylines.
Leckomaniac wrote:I would really like to see The Runaways done in a live-action or cartoon capacity...and come on just bring back the X-Men and Spider-Man cartoons for gosh sakes...
burlivesleftnut wrote:Since someone broke the walls of the Marvel Universe, I think that Y: The Last Man would be awesome as a TV series.
The Garbage Man wrote:Back within the Balmy confines:
WTF is Skrull Kill Krew? I mean, I know what the Skrulls are, and I'm assuming it's about a group hunting them down, but does it have any basis in the comics?
Adam Balm wrote:The Garbage Man wrote:Back within the Balmy confines:
WTF is Skrull Kill Krew? I mean, I know what the Skrulls are, and I'm assuming it's about a group hunting them down, but does it have any basis in the comics?
Grant Morrison wrote a mini called that. Ironically enough, it was about a group of people who went around killing skrulls lol.
Adam Balm wrote:Punisher: Again, I care not for the character, but this could work under low budget/time-frame conditions. The only real obstacle would be limiting the on-screen violence to make it network tv friendly.
buster00 wrote:Good call, ONeill. If they could adapt Punisher for HBO or Showtime, all the better. I'm surprised it wasn't done a long time ago.
Shane wrote:|If marvel does branch out to good T.V. |I'd like to see their new company do some stuff, and get some of their writers on it, instead of tired old tv writers. I'd like to see |Marvel Comics presents with alot of different stories and different heroes maybee meeting up occasionally. a show done more like masters of horror.
Adam Balm wrote:I think the 'Alter Ego' show is probably the closest thing we'll have to this, where Jessica Jones can regularly meet up with other heroes in the Marvel U and so forth. The potential is ultimately pretty big. It would be interesting if they went for a bit of a 'Marvels' approach, introducing well known story-lines and events into the series.
Man, the more I think about it, the more excited I get about that show....
Shane wrote:II'd like to see a Daredevil re-boot in the format of an HBO series, hitting the major plot points throughout the comics, and spanning three seasons with twelve episodes each. It could be phenominal if done right. As for the special effects, If you focus on the story , and do Daredevil right, there will be less special effects than most people would expect.
Nachokoolaid wrote:Shane wrote:II'd like to see a Daredevil re-boot in the format of an HBO series, hitting the major plot points throughout the comics, and spanning three seasons with twelve episodes each. It could be phenominal if done right. As for the special effects, If you focus on the story , and do Daredevil right, there will be less special effects than most people would expect.
Also could be some great court room drama moments. I think we're onto something.
It could be Law and Order: Daredevil.
DinoDeLaurentiis wrote:Hey PBS, listen to a the Dino, eh? Iffa you wanna to get a some new influx of a the viewers anna public funding for a the coming year, then produce a the "Marvel 1602" for a the Masterpiece Theater anna show it during a the goddamn fund drive, no?
Hehehe.... call me, eh?
Nachokoolaid wrote:Shane wrote:II'd like to see a Daredevil re-boot in the format of an HBO series, hitting the major plot points throughout the comics, and spanning three seasons with twelve episodes each. It could be phenominal if done right. As for the special effects, If you focus on the story , and do Daredevil right, there will be less special effects than most people would expect.
Also could be some great court room drama moments. I think we're onto something.
It could be Law and Order: Daredevil.
Leckomaniac wrote:Well it looks like I got my wish...Marvel has decided to create 26 animated episodes of Wolverine and the X-Men...which will obviously focus on Wolverine...and should be complete by 2007.
They went the same route as with the Fantastic Four animated deal. Except this time an Indian company is responsible for the animation.
I can't wait for some more animated X-Men goodness.
Adam Balm wrote:DennisMM wrote:I hope Luke Cage is available for rough-sex
Leckomaniac wrote:Spectacular Spider-Man Coming to Kids WB! In 2008
Adam Balm wrote:I like how if you look at all that's going on in that pic, we got the Doc Ock, Sandman, The Vulture, and Electro all present. Not bad.
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