This looks really good. It's kinda all over the place in terms of genres but that could be interesting. I'd love to see some serious 'fusion' shows on tv and AMC is probably the place to start.
I'm only semi familiar with the comic, but it seems they're keeping it fairly close to the source so far. Only one episode in it's hard to really tell. I just want them to introduce The Saint of Killers .... "not enough gun".
I read the first one many years ago at my buddy's comic shop. Watched it last night and thought it was pretty good. I have to re-watch it again because my upstairs dog was going fucking nuts because of Victoria Day fireworks...couldn't hear half the dialogue.
thanks neighbours for leaving your big ass dog home alone for the whole weekend.
I'm only semi familiar with the comic, but it seems they're keeping it fairly close to the source so far. Only one episode in it's hard to really tell. I just want them to introduce The Saint of Killers .... "not enough gun".
I haven't had the chance to watch it, but everyone I've talked to on it says they've already gone a completely different direction than the books. According to some comic site Rogen said it was Ennis that insisted that it be different. Seems he aligns (and I agree) that some stuff written for the comic medium shouldn't and doesn't translate into live action. Not sure if it'll make for a better or worse series, but I expect a lot more dragging here and there while we watch people make long speeches about hating peas that people will run around declaring brilliant acting.
Preacher was where Ennis first really had his chains off. It's where his twisted mind really started to get it's legs under it. It's def a Ennis book full of really twisted stuff surrounded by grounded characters. It's just a bit rough around the edges compared to his newer works. As long as you aren't offended by religious mockery (it is about
a guy that literally gets the Voice of God
), or really dark sexual jokes it's worth the read.
I can see them making a Transmetropolitan show. I think that would lend itself to TV. As much as I loved Sandman, it's just too dense and would end up being very expensive. I'd never say never, but it's going to be a really hard sell as it makes Game of Thrones look like a cop drama in terms of keeping up with who's who and what's going on.
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