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Anyone Pick this up Last Tuesday? First Watched it at the SDCC this year, actually enjoyed very much and purchased the DVD. It's Narrated by Green Lantern, Ryan Reynolds, who does a pretty good job in the narration of the piece. If you get a chance to watch this, do so! Or do yourself a favor and Pick up the DVD, it's a nice telling of the History of DC Comics through the Decades!
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Someone Recently told me it Blew, and is not worth 20 bucks.... The Original Knight ..., Often Imitated, However Never Duplicated. The 1st Knight in Customs.
always trading for Hot Toys Figures .
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I've read most of the historical stuff before, but I really enjoyed watching it packaged in such a manner, particularly the Max Gaines/Seduction of the Innocent stuff. The Neil Gaiman and Alan Moore clips were new to me And no one is more astute at talking comics than Mark Waid.
Is it worth $20? I guess it depends, but it's well worth watching if you get the chance. I have a feeling this will end up on Biography channel or the history channel at some point.Comment
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This was decent, but should have been 9.99. It's the 90-minute docu and nothing else...at all. I figured they'd have some behind the scenes footage or bonus material. Nothing. It's paced and directed like a History Channel doc and even has commercial breaks.
ScottI almost had a psychic girlfriend but she dumped me before we met.
If anyone here believes in psychokinesis, please raise my hand.Comment
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Had it in my hands, but the price made me think twice and put it back. I would have pulled the trigger for $10, though.
Believe me, I was interested, but I had it in one hand and "Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas" in the other so I opted for a known hit with EOJ-BC (I got a Niece and 2 Nephew's who haven't seen it.)
I might snag it after Thanksgiving because I am interested.Comment
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Jonza was just telling me about this. Sounds interesting...
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