Wasn't the spawn remake not even really supposed to focus on Spawn but twitch and sam?
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THR:The Next Marvel? Indie Publishers Race to Mine Comics for Film, TV(Valiant, lol)
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Wasn't the spawn remake not even really supposed to focus on Spawn but twitch and sam?
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Make a More than Meets the Eye show, you cowards.
Let's not do live action anime, period.
Actually let's not do live action versions of animated shows, in general.
Let's not do live action anime, period.
Actually let's not do live action versions of animated shows, in general.
What? You're tripping. The Rock was born to play All Might
It's never going to happen, but in my dreams I want HBO to produce a high-budget TV series adapting Worm.
Manga adaptations for the west is probably more forward thinking. Ultimately much harder to pull of though
The fact that she had so little history is precisely the problem. Kay gets very quickly introduced, she's a gender-bent version of the OG Geomancer upgraded to being the goddamn Avatar, and the second story to actually do anything with her is that mini pre-Lemire's run where she dies. And she's somehow Bloodshot's Lost Lenore despite being with him for literally less than 5 pages between first meeting him and her dying.
So yeah, not great. Don't recall the other two but Magic was decent enough at least.
Man, how many episodes would that even be?
And then there'd be the sequel, Ward, too.
First season would be everything up to Leviathan. That's eight arcs. With 44-minute episodes, that should fit pretty neatly into the standard season length of 10-12 episodes.
The season divisions get messier after that, but at glance it feels like everything should fit into 4-5 seasons total (highly dependant on how they deal with the time skip. I can imagine large chunks of the back half of the story being cut entirely by aggressive editors trying to streamline the plot).
Overall it's totally doable. The main concern is budget. Worm never ever slows down, so every single episode would need a giant budget with action scenes aplenty. That might be a hard sell.
I disagree. There's this show called Batman: The Animated series that I think would make a great live action movie.
There's a bunch of spinoffs too, they could make a whole shared universe out of it.
Seriously though, why does WB refuse to use the shows as influence in the DCEU. The comics have been mining them for decades.
Wasn't there some weird legal thing with Milestone until recently? I swear they fixed it a year or so ago and announced a bunch of Static stuff but I don't remember seeing any of it come out.
YES.
Also I will never forgive Disney for axing the Mouse Guard movie :(((((((
Berserk seems like it should be a perfect candidate for a series. Post GoT, it could be an awesome dark counter to Amazon's LoTR show. Maybe have Daniel Dae Kim play Guts
Top Cow pls 🥺🥺🥺
Or more Witchblade anime, also a The Darkness, and Magdalena anime
Edit: Or a Netflix series similar to:
Or more Witchblade anime, also a The Darkness, and Magdalena anime
Edit: Or a Netflix series similar to:
Cyberforce will never become a movie, even though liquid metal Wolverine definitely should get a movie.Top Cow pls 🥺🥺🥺
Or more Witchblade anime, also a The Darkness, and Magdalena anime
Edit: Or a Netflix series similar to:
I'm sure it will get made any day now. About the same time as the Youngblood and Evangeline movies Liefeld keeps promising.
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Yeah but it was never released in the US and probably would have never had a theatrical release.
Sony had the rights to the Valiant Universe, but gave up and let the run time expire on the deal, besides the Bloodshot movie. Then I think some Chinese firm bought Valiant and this is their big new deal.
I think Valiant is prime for something. Maybe not movies lol, but a good streaming services cinematic universe. Especially characters like Ninjak, Rai, and Quantum and Woody. But these big name Hollywood studios dont want to do the work to build up a character people dont know about. They want characters already established as their leads.
Other indie publishers and creators are creating their own shared universes now too to hop on that bandwagon lol. Lemire did it with Black Hammer, Snyder talked about wanting to do it after DC, Spawn is trying it lol, and there was talk of Image Comics creating one of their own somehow. Then theres this new Resistance comic by JMS thats supposed to be in some sort of semi shared universe or something. But I dont know anyone thats tried any of them yet.
I think Valiant is prime for something. Maybe not movies lol, but a good streaming services cinematic universe. Especially characters like Ninjak, Rai, and Quantum and Woody. But these big name Hollywood studios dont want to do the work to build up a character people dont know about. They want characters already established as their leads.
Other indie publishers and creators are creating their own shared universes now too to hop on that bandwagon lol. Lemire did it with Black Hammer, Snyder talked about wanting to do it after DC, Spawn is trying it lol, and there was talk of Image Comics creating one of their own somehow. Then theres this new Resistance comic by JMS thats supposed to be in some sort of semi shared universe or something. But I dont know anyone thats tried any of them yet.
Everyone trying to copy that shine.
It's more pathetic Axel Alonzo is one of them, even aping some talent. At least TKO and Image is like "we're just making stories"
It doesn't help streaming services are likely the reason this shit is gonna get out of control but then again, it goes back to the Walking Dead.
It's more pathetic Axel Alonzo is one of them, even aping some talent. At least TKO and Image is like "we're just making stories"
It doesn't help streaming services are likely the reason this shit is gonna get out of control but then again, it goes back to the Walking Dead.
Valiant's Ninjak would make for a badass movie or streaming show.
He is one of their coolest characters. Basically Mi6's James Bond, who also happens to be a ninja assassin lol. You get your James Bond, Bruce Wayne/Batman, and well Gambit all thrown into one, with a badass sword.
He is one of their coolest characters. Basically Mi6's James Bond, who also happens to be a ninja assassin lol. You get your James Bond, Bruce Wayne/Batman, and well Gambit all thrown into one, with a badass sword.
a large portion of it is fucking garbage, people have plenty of reason to be skeptical. I literally can't think of one that is genuinely good.
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How do you kick somebody in the throat so hard they bleed?Valiant's Ninjak would make for a badass movie or streaming show.
He is one of their coolest characters. Basically Mi6's James Bond, who also happens to be a ninja assassin lol. You get your James Bond, Bruce Wayne/Batman, and well Gambit all thrown into one, with a badass sword.
I'm sure it'll happen, but I imagine people want to wait until it's complete (or closer to it), so that they don't risk another Game of Thrones scenario where they get ahead of the source material.
I've been wondering the same thing for a long time; lack of familiarity (or interest) with the source materials, inflated egos that want to tell their own story, cluelessness about what actually makes them good stories, or just plain old executive incompetence. At some point you stop caring and realize they would fuck up whatever story they adapted to live action anyway, so they're probably just as well left alone.
I think this is why you have to do it animated. Most of the Undersiders don't have super visually impressive powers, but with a tight CG budget, I'm afraid you'd end up with every big fight cloaked in Grue's darkness, Leviathan only seen in glimpses, and Rachel's dogs going the way of Ghost in Game of Thrones.
I have been hearing this from this community since Dragon Ball Evolution.
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