| | | I wasn't quite sure if this belonged in comics or film, since it cuts across both, but today's Globe and Mail newspaper has an article/interview with Cameron Stewart: Here's one guy who doesn't like a sexy Catwoman.
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Aside from the rather appalling headline, it's not a bad article, actually. The last two paragraphs particularly caught my eye:
Of growing concern to Stewart is a new trend in the comic-book world. While hesitant to name titles, he says many revamped comic series and new characters are being produced to cater to filmmakers.
"I think a lot of comic books are being made to appeal to Hollywood studios -- they're being written and illustrated as a film pitch," he explains. "They're writing comic books in anticipation of what can be done on a film budget . . . as a result you get superhero comics that aren't quite as superhero any more." |
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