There has been talk of of new Hulk movie that will the story of Planet Hulk. Personally, I remember this as "that one animated Hulk movie on Netflix", but you may remember the epic graphic novel that gave us Skarr. Don't hate if I spelled it wrong. The animated movie (I haven't read the graphic novel) shows Hulk battle himself, should he get back to Earth, should he help the people of this strange planet? As well as battling himself, he must fight a variety of opponents in a gladiator ring, from rock-men to giant, robot worms. This was one of the good animated movies that came before DC started pumping out these crappy animated movies every other month. Remind me to complain more on that subject later. Anyway, the animated movie (and I suspect the graphic novel) were amazing, and if they do end up making a live action movie, I hope they do the originals proud.
Showing posts with label Graphic Novel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graphic Novel. Show all posts
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Friday, April 26, 2013
Red Hood Reference
Red Hood is Jason Todd, the second Robin, who came back to life. Many people have heard about him, but don't really know much about him. To learn more, read Red Hood and the Outlaws vol. 1: REDemption, or watch the movie Under the Red Hood that's available on Netflix. I'll be reviewing the movie later. The second Red Hood and the Outlaws graphic novel will be released August 13.
Vol. 1 Vol. 2
Vol. 1 Vol. 2
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Batman and Son Review
Let me just say that I know Damian Wayne died (which sucks, but he'll come back) but you can honor his memory by learning his backstory. In Batman and Son, you learn about how Damien came to be the next Robin and later what I'm talking about when I say "he'll come back". So stop reading this an d go by that book!!! And let me just say: Thank you Grant Morrison!
See Batman and Robin #8 for Damien's death!
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