"Do Americans even make shows without having an Australian in the cast?"
Yeah, what is it with all the actor in Hollywood being Australian? Do they work cheap? I can understand the British actors. British actors are solid. They just act. But Australians? Where are all the American actors? In Australia acting?
Really loved the episode. I liked the fact that they kept the pacing. They're not rushing the story. Though the opening sequence seemed a little out of place.
What I think is most impressive is AMC. They're cranking out some quality, quality television.
October 28, 2010 2:02 pm Zombies have replaced nuclear holocaust as the number one post apocalyptic catalyst. For me it's not so much the zombies as it is the post apocalyptic setting.
"@ Wood, comics though, unlike football, is a subjective mediium with few statistics to back up or form arguments behind"
I don't think you could be farther from the true. There are metrics for the criticism of comics. It's a long established medium with a huge back catalog of "statistical" goodness.
And thank you Neseman for summing up Bendis's style. Something always kind of bothered me about his dialogue. It's like he's trying to make them more like the reader, more accessible maybe? "Thirteen year old mallrat" sums it up perfectly. I've just never understood the facisnation with Bendis. I'm reading Scarlett and digging the story but the whole talking to the reader thing was distracting and gimmicky. Stuff like that almost never works. It tends to go down the road of flashbacks and dream sequences, nothing but crutches for writers. Perhaps the fact that he seems to be a really nice guy endears him to the fans?
September 8, 2010 10:58 am Scalped
Walking Dead
Chew
Sweet Tooth
Unknown Soldier
Jason Aaron and Kirkman are the shit. I really don't get the whole Bendis thing. Flash is probably the only superhero comic I would even consider in top 10 but I don't read Invincible or Batman & Robin.
"Do Americans even make shows without having an Australian in the cast?"
Yeah, what is it with all the actor in Hollywood being Australian? Do they work cheap? I can understand the British actors. British actors are solid. They just act. But Australians? Where are all the American actors? In Australia acting?
Really loved the episode. I liked the fact that they kept the pacing. They're not rushing the story. Though the opening sequence seemed a little out of place.
What I think is most impressive is AMC. They're cranking out some quality, quality television.
Great stuff. Thanks Jason.
"@ Wood, comics though, unlike football, is a subjective mediium with few statistics to back up or form arguments behind"
I don't think you could be farther from the true. There are metrics for the criticism of comics. It's a long established medium with a huge back catalog of "statistical" goodness.
And thank you Neseman for summing up Bendis's style. Something always kind of bothered me about his dialogue. It's like he's trying to make them more like the reader, more accessible maybe? "Thirteen year old mallrat" sums it up perfectly. I've just never understood the facisnation with Bendis. I'm reading Scarlett and digging the story but the whole talking to the reader thing was distracting and gimmicky. Stuff like that almost never works. It tends to go down the road of flashbacks and dream sequences, nothing but crutches for writers. Perhaps the fact that he seems to be a really nice guy endears him to the fans?
Jim Lee - Ken Leung (Miles from Lost)
Erik Larsen - Ben Foster
Rob Liefeld - Shawn Hatosy
Marc Silvestri - Jon Bernthal
Whilce Portacio - Patrick Gallagher
Then you would have to get a fairly well know actor for McFarlane since he's the only one non-comic book people will have heard of.