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Can DC Comics work on film?
Read more: Can DC Comics work on film?I think the problem with writing and making a comic book film is the material itself. The thing is if you take the original comics with all that camp-ness and so on, nobody is going to want to watch it. We’ll end up with a endless supply of Batman and Robins. In theory, Superman Returns…
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Green Lantern Cartoon News
Read more: Green Lantern Cartoon NewsAt the NYCC, the creative forces behind the upcoming Green Lantern cartoon, Bruce Timm, Giancarlo Volpe and Jim Krieg, spoke to audiences about the upcoming ‘toon. They described the show as a cosmic “buddy cop” series that focuses on Hal Jordan and fan favorite GL Corps member Kilowog. Most of the show will take place…
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Green Lantern Animated Series Poster
Read more: Green Lantern Animated Series PosterA poster for Cartoon Network’s upcoming Green Lantern series has been revealed. While I like the teaser image, I’d still prefer if if the series was in the 2d style of Superman: The Animated Series and Batman. This just looks really blocky and unnatural. TV doesn’t have the time or budget to look as good…
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The Pit: Green Lantern, HTG, X-Men, & More!
Read more: The Pit: Green Lantern, HTG, X-Men, & More!Welcome to another (mid-week) Pit! After this post, the site will be going on a semi-hiatus for two weeks. During that time, you’ll still be getting your weekly wrestling recap, and maybe a review or two, but general news and opinions will be on hold. As usual, thanks for visiting and making the site a…
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The Pit: Green Lantern, The Paw, Scott Pilgrim, & Stallone!
Read more: The Pit: Green Lantern, The Paw, Scott Pilgrim, & Stallone!It is a new week, and there is a lot going on. Warner Brothers Animation has announced a new Green Lantern series that will be fully computer-generated. It is set to follow Hal Jordan, Kilowog, and an unspecific Red Lantern. This is the first fully computer generated series with DC Comics superheroes. There is rumored…
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ThunderCats Are Go!
Read more: ThunderCats Are Go!That’s right, one of my childhood favorites is coming back! Cartoon Network is bringing back the classic 80s action fantasy cartoon ThunderCats, which will now be in anime form. The series is being produced by Warner Bros. Animation and Studio 4C, the company behind The Animatrix and Gotham Knights. Also announced by Cartoon Network is…
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