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bring 'em.

The comics I read were movies first I was a Dark Horse fiend. Terminator, Predator, The Thing, Aliens, etc...

PREACHER AND ALSO TRANSMETROPOLITAN. BASICALLY EVERYTHING BY VERTIGO.


Although transmet would have to be 7 or 8 movies long and have a giant budget but what the fuck if fast and the furious can do it right???

I've never read a comic book.

I could name some comic strips that would be (incongruously) awesome as R-rated movies. Garfield, for example.

what is that?

Big Image

THEBEERHAMMER wrote:PREACHER AND ALSO TRANSMETROPOLITAN. BASICALLY EVERYTHING BY VERTIGO.


Although transmet would have to be 7 or 8 movies long and have a giant budget but what the fuck if fast and the furious can do it right???

God, Preacher would have to be a huge movie to fit everything (and everyone) in it. I wouldn't want it if there was no Arseface.

fritz the cat

THEBEERHAMMER wrote:BASICALLY EVERYTHING BY VERTIGO.

Fables would have been cool... but ABC took that idea, took out the awesome parts, threw in some disney characters and made Once Upon A Time

Greenfuz wrote:fritz the cat

There were two animated Fritz The Cat movies. the first one was rated X, even. R. Crumb wasn't a fan. the second one is not quite as good, imo.

I know I was just imagining it in my head with modern day 3d pixar animation

jiggly cat boob physics

OddKnowledge wrote:

Greenfuz wrote:fritz the cat

There were two animated Fritz The Cat movies. the first one was rated X, even. R. Crumb wasn't a fan. the second one is not quite as good, imo.

This. I never even bothered with the second. I love the first though because Ralph Bakshi.

You just have to keep in mind that it was literally the FIRST time a bunch of former Disney animators could really go wild and make something that fulfilled their more raucous sense of humor. So as a result a lot of it seems really gratuitous and without tact compared to some of Bakshi's other work like American Pop or even the subsequent Heavy Traffic...(had to stop self because I could talk about Bakshi forever)

But uhhhhhh, weren't they going to make a Y: The Last Man movie? They'd obviously have to take some parts out but I think the general story arc could possibly done well as one film.

MeSoFuzzy wrote:

My dad gave me that comic when I was a kid. I have the movie too