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HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: Dawn Of The X-MEN
It took a lot of cutting corners, but Marvel’s Merry Mutants finally hit the big screen.
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Talking With DOOMED! Documentary Director Marty Langford About Roger Corman’s FANTASTIC FOUR
Inside the documentary that looks at the infamously shelved film.
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Ten Ways Warners Can Build On MAN OF STEEL’s Success
The film’s success might finally lead to a DC Comics film franchise…but only if they play their cards right.
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HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: Rise From X-Tinction
The X-Men is one of Marvel’s most successful properties. But it wasn’t always that way.
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Video: Breaking The Fourth Wall Supercut
You looking’ at me?
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Cinematic Swipe: 3 Portraits Of Jennifer Connelly On A Pier
Did she ever experience any deja vu?
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HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: The Non-Comic Book Superhero, Part VII
Seven movies prove that when it comes to poking fun at superheroes, it’s best to use your own characters.
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The 32 Reasons Why Cracked’s “5 Reasons Superhero Movies Are a Bubble That Will Soon Burst” Is Full Of Crap
JF Sargent just knows that the era of superhero films is coming to an end and he doesn’t care how many facts he has to fudge to prove it.
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HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: The Non-Comic Book Superhero, Part VI
Comics aren’t just for kids any more, so superhero films aimed at kids have to get original.
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HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: The Non-Comic Book Superhero, Part V
A trio of films use original characters to explore and deconstruct the world of comic books: two aimed at the characters, one aimed at the fans.