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HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: The Animated Bat

April 20, 2012 Bill Gatevackes

Could it be? The adaption that finally brought respect back to the Bat-franchise was a cartoon?

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Where The Catholic League Gets It Wrong About THE THREE STOOGES

April 14, 2012 Rich Drees

We poke the complaints about the film’s infamous “nunkini” right in the eyes.

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HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: Burton and the Bat

April 6, 2012 Bill Gatevackes

Hiring Burton and Keaton gave some Bat-Fans many a sleepless night…until they saw the final product.

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In Praise Of The Film Print

April 4, 2012 Rich Drees

Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Scratches

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HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: Lame Duck

March 23, 2012 Bill Gatevackes

How did one of the best comic books of the 1970s–Howard the Duck–become one of the worst films of the 1980s, if not all time? It starts with two words: George Lucas.

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HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: Seeing Red

March 12, 2012 Bill Gatevackes

Wait a minute? Red Sonja gets covered here but Conan doesn’t? Wha…!?!!

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The First JOHN CARTER Movie That Wasn’t

March 9, 2012 Rich Drees

Disney’s film adaption of the JOHN CARTER OF MARS novels is the end of a seven decade long struggle to get the books on screen. Here’s where it started.

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