One man will rise… or something. Typical Joss humor, I cannot wait!
Joss said it’ll be out before San Diego Comic-Con, so that means soon!
Yes I Was.
- Katie: God if you talk about Batman again I'm going to ignore you.
- Me: As a man, I'm flesh and blood. I can be ignored, I can be destroyed. But as a symbol...as a symbol I can be incorruptible. I can be everlasting.
- Katie: LOL, you were waiting to use that all day weren't you?
“Three years!” he asks “What month?”
“August”
“August? What day in August?” He asks
“The Second of August” is the reply
“Morning or Afternoon?”
“Afternoon. Why do you need to know?”
“The plumber is coming in the morning. ”
Aibophobia
is the fear of palindromes! I just learned that today and it made laugh for an absurdly long time.
Joss Whedon’s Runaways run just ended and I’ll come right out and say this, it SUCKED. Yes, that’s right me, Hidzir, is saying something Whedon did was bad. You all think the world is going to end don’t you?
Geez Joss please show some respect to comic book fans. If you want to do TV and internet musicals just say so, I’ll be very much behind you. Just don’t commit to doing a monthly comic book and then forgetting about it once a shinier new project comes your way. 2-4 months delays in between Astonishing X-Men and Runaways issues is just shameful. I can forgive the Astonishing delays because at least the end product was amazing, which, Runaways was not.
It was lazily plotted, cluttered with uninteresting new characters and Joss just never got the characterization right with the kids. I honestly feel dirty dissing Joss so I’ll stop now but at the same time I’d like this post to prove that I’m not just a mindless Whedon fanboy and I can be somewhat objective with his work.
YES!
- (From a Comic Book Resources interview with Nolan.)
- CBR: Batman is a detective. In the first film, there was a great deal of time spent explaining in very realistic detail how Batman does all these fantastic things that he does. In “The Dark Knight,” now that those things have been done, will we see Batman using his head?
- Christopher Nolan: Yes. He definitely, much more easily in this story, assumes more of a detective role. That was something that was important to us to get in [“Batman Begins”]. We got it in a small way, but in dealing with the origin and dealing with all the larger aspects of the character, it became very difficult to get that in. We’re trying to get in stuff we couldn’t get into the first film, and the detective stuff is definitely one of those aspects.
pile:
I DARE you not to smile watching this.
