After a busy weekend I finally got back to some comic related news and ran across this article about NBC picking up David E. Kelley's Wonder Woman pilot. At first glance, this news sounds great. I like Wonder Woman. David E. Kelley has created some great shows (Boston Legal, Picket Fences) and written some fantastic movies (Lake Placid and Mystery, Alaska). The new head of programming at NBC is the guy who brought Dexter and Weeds to Showtime. It seems everything has fallen into place.
However, believe me when I tell you this show will suck. Last year, Megan Fox called Wonder Woman "lame." Apparently, Lynda Carter was not too happy about the comment. As it turns out Megan Fox is right, but for the wrong reason. She said something about the invisible jet and how Wonder Woman's not invisible in the jet. This comment makes me think her knowledge of WW is from the Super Friends cartoon.
Showing posts with label Christopher Priest. Show all posts
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
Black Panther: The Man Without Fear #514
Although I still have problems with the premise of this series, issue #514 is a great improvement over the last issue. I highly doubt David Liss read my review of the first issue, but in an interview with CBR, he mentioned addressing some of the points I made. In this issue, T'challa is still trying to find Vlad who has become the biggest criminal in Hell's Kitchen since Daredevil left. It's at this point that the series really starts to take off. You realize that trouble usually makes it's way to T'challa. Now he has to track it down. It truly does show him out of his element. Detective work in NYC is much different than Wakanda. Priest's Panther was able to do it primarily because of his tech not through street smarts.
Besides the ending which definitely makes me want to pick up the next issue, the other highlight is the appearance of Luke Cage. He basically tells T'challa to put a stop to Vlad or someone else will. That could make for some nice interplay with the new Heroes For Hire series which is excellent, both fast paced and fun.
Besides the ending which definitely makes me want to pick up the next issue, the other highlight is the appearance of Luke Cage. He basically tells T'challa to put a stop to Vlad or someone else will. That could make for some nice interplay with the new Heroes For Hire series which is excellent, both fast paced and fun.
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