JesseCuster

May 23, 2012 2:06 pm TWO PARTS!!! Yessssssssssssss!! Finally! My only one complaint about DC animated DVDs was they never had enough time to really adapt the whole story. Some have done well adapting, but others sorely missed some great moments because of it (Doom, All-Star Superman). If they start doing multi-part DVD films now... thats one step close to the possibility of an animated Kingdom Come or Crisis!!!!

May 23, 2012 2:04 pm You have full length 3 hour live action film and a a full length motion comic. Why would you need an animated version of it?

May 23, 2012 2:03 pm I like Buckaroo Banzai... but here's to hoping he actually tries to 'do a voice' and not use his natural voice. Last time I saw him act (on Dexter), he had this oddly-rhythmic, slow drawl that was creepy.

May 18, 2012 2:34 pm Smallville defeats your argument. i personally don't like it, but knew tons of girls that tuned it just to see what's his name. In a way, that's the beauty of comics and comic book characters: Flexible enough where you can adapt it to appeal to different demographics while still retaining the core character.

May 17, 2012 3:22 pm Molly hasn't even read the whole comic. Re-read her blog. From the 'few pages' she's seen plus the description which I firmly believe she's entirely misconstrued (or purposefully twisted)... I don't see how one can be offended on so little. Come on people... can you imagine only seeing 5 minutes of a TV, or reading half a chapter of a book and then declaring "This is offensive!". What do you say to people like that? Think about it.

May 17, 2012 3:16 pm and yeah, I made some grammatical errors in my post... so kill me

May 17, 2012 3:14 pm First off... No, I will not read this garbage no matter what and yeah it sounds pretty dumb. Sure. Its too bad Phil Noto is associate with such a thing. But... I have to take issue with your clever twist of English here: "...because the two main struggles of a woman’s life is WHETHER OR NOT SHE IS GOING TO SACRIFICE HER JOB FOR THE MAN OF HER DREAMS" That is NOT what the description says. At all. I'm sorry, but YOU flipped the description there. If I say 'An Apple Is Red', you can't come back and say 'Red Is An Apple'. Words and sentences don't work like that. The description never says that the character has to make a CHOICE between a man and a job, nor does it state she would sacrifice her job for a man. Rather, it laments that she may never find the right guy because of her dedication to her job: "Can SpyGal ever find Mr. Right…or must she sacrifice romance to the demands of her job helping powerful women spread their influence around the world?" Now, maybe that sentiment alone is offensive as well, that's a fair opinion. But because you did that... twist one set of words to mean something it didn't, I'm not so convinced myself that this PAID ADVERTISING passing off as a comic might actually be all that demeaning or offensive as you are trying to say it is. Also... in the end, this is ad work above all else. So if it is offensive, more than likely that blame rests on Benefit more than Marvel On top of all this, you even admit in your blog "from the pages I've seen so far". Holy crap man... you mean to tell me you're going to offended... without having to take in the work as a whole to ensure you've properly understood it? **COMMENT MODERATED**

May 16, 2012 10:36 am It can be done, they just need to be creative about it. Also, we're talking a. ABC/Disney... a far cry from, say, AMC or TBS b. Riding off the coat tails of a movie that has broken all kinds of revenue records. A movie that makes $1 billion this fast can certainly justify making a show with a high-overhead for special FX Star Trek TNG once boasted that they were spending almost $1 million an episode in budget. If Paramount can foot that back in the 90s, then Disney can definitely foot $1 mil an episode in 2012.

May 16, 2012 10:29 am Agreed. This article points out all the reasons why. When he's not a full-on villain, he's pretty much an angry Dick Grayson. His characterization sucks. And I totally thought Morrisson made up that bit w/ the red hair... had no idea that was Todd's original...er. origin. They should have kept it for the Red Hood series, then it could have been the Red Headed Trio. "Gingers have souls!"

May 14, 2012 12:12 pm I've yet to have sat down an watched this toon, but am intrigued. Question, if I made a scale like this: 1 - Marvel Super Hero Squad 3 - Batman The Brave and The Bold 5 - Teen Titans 7- Xmen cartoon (1991) 9 - Justice League Unlimited 11 - Batman: The Animated Series that's basically a kid-level meter... where would this particular Avenger toons fall between?