I don’t know if it’s the live action or because Urban plays Butcher so seriously (half the time in the comic he sported a shit-eating grin like he was a freaking serial killer or something) but just like the Preacher adaptation this still seems kinda tame and low energy compared to the comic.
Yeah, it seems like they already spoiled the major plot points for at least the first half of the first season.
Yeah, I’ve read them and they didn’t offer a much better explanation for the name other than it being the principal of the thing or something. (Or I don’t know, to piss off Odin more?!)
I’m not “Objecting”, I just find it a surreal situation that the world that Marvel built so meticulously for over a decade would have supernatural creatures like vampires before their trademark ‘M’-word.
I’m talking specifically about the whole shared universe thing.
Anyone stopped to think for a second that they are going to introduce freaking Vampires into the MCU before Mutants?
I wonder if they will make him British this time like he actually is in the comics. (or at least when the writers remember that he is)
Honestly, I’m all for this storyline.
For me, I think the difference between them is Ennis’s comics always feel a lot more surreal and tongue-in-cheek, where’s in Millar’s comics you kinda think he’s trying to tell you that if stuff like this happened in real life people WOULD be acting this horribly.
I really don’t want to watch her ‘Taylor Swifting’ as a cgi mutant cat.
No, that movie is shitty too. (probably the worst in the MCU)
Lion King (2019): “It sure does look like a lion”
OK, they were suspended from Twitch, whatever.
I think you are focusing too much on the sexual assualt thing (not that that hasn’t become a big thing for the show and how it effects the characters in it) and not giving enough attention to fact that even without the Shadow King’s influence, David really is an unwell man.
I hope they go all out on the production of this:
It’s all part of the illusion.
Those are two separate things.
