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I feel like $.99 per issue is appropriate.  Unless your reading them on your laptop or live in the future and have Apple's ITablet, you're viewing these comics on a very tiny screen.  Also, are they broken up into chunks like Proof was?  Overall, I think it's the right direction.  I firmly believe this and motion comics will bear fruit, although I wouldn't bet on it being fr...

Neal Adams has been doing that for years.  They're the same as the motion animatics he does for commercials.  There's more like that on his site: http://www.nealadamsentertainment.com/  What's way cooler is his company's special effects reel: http://www.nealadamsentertainment.com/specfx.html  It's really neat to see him continue to thrive and evolve, considering how muc...

I mean, I don't necessarily have an issue with the "accelator suits" per se and the special effects are kind of cool at points but it just seems really sloppy and thrown together.  The one thing I always liked about Stephen Sommers is even his worst films have a crazy energy to them and this just doesn't even have that.  The scary thing is that I've watched the trailer with ...

I'm a storyboard artist who's always wanted to do a comic: http://isaacnejakostoryboards.blogspot.com/ I can provide inks and/or colors as well.   Hit me up. 

I loved it.  Saw it twice, seeing it in IMAX.  At the same time, I can see how someone could hate it.  A friend of mine who I saw it with also loved it but at the same time asked if we just watched "Watchmen" or "Watchmen On Ice."  I think he has a point, but I don't care.  I saw all of my favorite moments from the book perfectly realized and my exp...

I can't wait to see this.  I'm not sure it will be good, but it's incredibly rare that a movie comes out at essentially the perfect time.  I'm not convinced they meant this to happen, but "Watchmen" takes place in the dystopia that we're now living in.  Also, everyone's reading the book anyway, which really justifies the whole thing.  It's not like "League of ...

This wasn't my favorite episode by any stretch of the imagination.  Still the reveal about the baby was pretty juicy and there were some good character moments, but both the dialogue and the situations felt forced.  The next one will probably be better. 

The big reveal was kind of out left-field and while initially disappointing, I'm really interested to see where they go with it.  Dee's suicide took my breath away.  It's been a little while since this show has had one of those moments that reminds you why this is one of the best shows on television.  Also, the thing to remember about "BSG" is that it's never about how ...

Awesome.  Leave it to Paul Dini to blow my mind.  I love the look of the show and hopefully it's collected on DVD at some point.