@nick_lowe_ I'd love to see an on-the-road series starring the former #ScarletSpider brothers. They discover one of Warren's old labs with a less-than-brilliant Peter clone (they name Dick after Peter's father, Richard) who provides some back seat comedy!
@ThePeterKelly I did have a manga version of Star Wars that really utilized the kinetic energy of the medium. Now THAT really made the story its own. The space battles and light sabre duels were more exciting, I would argue!
@ThePeterKelly I’d like to read his autobiography.
Shot for shot can work somewhat comic to film (Sin City) but not film to comic.
Where’s the demand for comic adaptations anyway? All the artistic work just to copy? If they had something original to say, maybe.
@ThePeterKelly I really enjoyed Infamous Ironman. I wish they had explored it longer.
My first exposure to Doc was actually Amazing Spidey 350! Love that Larsen art and it really showed how out-of-his-league Spidey was in comparison.
@ThePeterKelly The Batman Adventures comic series in the continuity of Batman: TAS were always fun and I always grab an ish when I see it in the discount bin!
@ThePeterKelly Steve Skoce ANYTHING. Best artist in the biz in the 90s and then disappeared to do The Matrix storyboards.
X-Man
Amazing Spidey
GAMBIT (my fav)
Wolverine
Youngblood (w Alan Moore!)
Doc Frankenstein
He had some of the most creative action sequences!
We Stand On Guard few yrsago
@ThePeterKelly @sapphicgeek Take a look at the Moebius Strip issue of Slott and Allred’s Silver Surfer to truly appreciate the creative potential of the medium.
@ThePeterKelly @sapphicgeek Comics can do experimental layouts b/c, unlike film, frames can be any shape or size and play w the time within. Marcos Martin is a master.