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>Is it me or is it too "dark"?

reminds me of the colour of the 'bad' Superman costume. Cant remember which film it appeared in but just remember a fight scene in a scrap yard.

he just doesnt 'look' like Superman cant put my finger on exactly why he just looks wrong.

Wasn't making any direct comment about the art on this thread but been on forums where you could post anything and members would all say its the best thing since sliced bread and cant understand why you're not earning a fortune. Trying to get an idea of how things are here and if people have been here so long and have formed a group that just praises anything or whether there are differing opinions and members are allowed to disagree without it turning in to a flame war.

Is this a pally back slapping place or do people speak their minds if they see something they think is a bit crap?

is there a 2000AD related get together for this kind of thing?

I was looking through the Comics2Film website and saw that Cronenburg has distanced himself from the source material

"CS!: Did you read the graphic novel before reading the script or did you try to avoid it while making the movie to get your own look and feel?"

"Cronenberg: No, it was no influence whatsoever. It's only because of the strange circumstances that I didn't really know that the script was based on a graphic novel. It didn't say it on the front page, and I got involved with the project and was working with New Line, then with Josh (Olsen) doing rewrites of the script. Somebody eventually mentioned the graphic novel and I said "What graphic novel?" I have no idea why I wasn't told, but I said I guess I better read it, and I did. It took awhile for them to dig it up, because it was long out of print. I could see that although the basic premise was obviously the same, we had already gone off in a direction with the script, first because Josh had done it on his own and then I worked more that way with him?it went on a completely different direction from the novel to the extent that the novel really had nothing to offer me because it was just so different. That was basically it. I can't really say, in a sense, creatively, that I had the experience of adapting a graphic novel, because it always felt like it was Josh's original script to me. The visual elements of the novel were pretty irrelevant."

Link: http://www.comingsoon.net/news/topnews.php?id=10604" target="_blank">Cronenburg on History Of Violence

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