Another One Rides The Bus: Overcrowding And The Comic Book Film
SUPERMAN: LEGACY is bringing a lot of DC Comics characters to the big screen. But will the movie suffer for it? [click for more]
SUPERMAN: LEGACY is bringing a lot of DC Comics characters to the big screen. But will the movie suffer for it? [click for more]
DC has had many struggles bringing its characters to the big screen. Things look brighter under the new Gunn/Safran regime. But are they really? [click for more]
James Gunn’s first chapter of DC Film and TV shows features something old, something new, something borrowed and something…gold. Or, if you prefer, green. Let’s take a look. [click for more]
Warner Brothers Discovery has finally found the team to shepherd their DC Comics films into the future. [click for more]
We close out our series by giving suggestions on how creators can help themselves and how the fans can help them. [click for more]
Contractually, WATCHMEN should belong to Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons> Did DC Comics screw them over, or did changing way comics are sold stab them in the back? [click for more]
Unions have been protecting the rights of workers for decades. Why hasn’t one sprung up in comic books yet? A 1978 attempt to unionize shows us why. [click for more]
Do you want to know why comic creators wait until their characters hit other media before fighting for their rights? It’s because it works. And Siegel and Shuster set precedent for it. [click for more]
R-Rated superhero movies are all the rage. But Warner Brothers is showing that just because you can make them doesn’t mean you should. [click for more]
Way back in 2012, months before Warner Brothers was set to go down a new road with their DC Comics films with Man of Steel, I wrote a post here called Top Ten Mistakes Warners [click for more]
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