Today is literally the first time I ever knew the comic adaption existed.
I've stuck with it, and season 2 was a mega turd, but there is lots of behind the scenes drama that ruined all three seasons. This current season the cast has shifted, the tone was supposed to match the books but it's still baffling. Forgive me, it's been over a Decade since I read the book. Shadow moves to Lakeside for unclarified but specific reasons but he spends little time there are he has to leave to wherever the larger plot is taking place constantly. WHAT IS WITH THE LAKESIDE STUFF. STAY THERE AND FIND OUT! He's stablished himself there but is in a different city for the episodes so far.
you're right. i thought the stuff in his library books were self-adapted, but I was wrong. P. Craig Russell's done Gaiman's Graveyard Book and Murder Mysteries (and maybe others?) adaptations before, both of which are outstanding.
Typically I agree. I like when they do something original storywise, but are able to keep the actual characters as close as possible to their original versions. Like the Netflix Daredevil show is the best example I can think of.
Right, yeah I get that. That's why I said like I can believe misspelling "jewelry," but there's no reason a Star of David should have ended up on that window unless Al Ewing wanted one on there. Based on that "apology"— given that Ewing hasn't said anything yet — it sounds like it was Bennett's decision to do that. So I don't buy it all together.
I'm exactly the same - I haven't watched a single tv show based on a comic book? An animation? Sure, I might take a look, but I really can't care about live action stuff.
What'd you buy?
I would love a villain that just does party drugs.
