Neat!
Hey cool! More Dresden comic info!
I'm awfully excited. And there's going to be a Butcher-penned miniseries before that too! Nifty!
Interesting that from the sound of it, they're keeping the du Morne/Mouningway-as-uncle thing from the tv show. I like that, really. It's the simplest reason a kid would be legally dropped into his care, especially with all the Wizardy quirks that would probably look kind of weird from a social worker's standpoint.
And really, it doesn't necessarily contradict the books if you assume "Le Fay" is a flashy pseudonym.
I wonder if they'll keep the more humanoid-looking Bob as well. That'd probably work better than the talking skull for a visual medium. I mean a talking skull is a neat and creepy visual short term, but it's not terribly good with expressing emotions. And it's not like comics can really use a lot of narrative descriptions of tone-of-voice.
And I'm STILL sad that Morgan's no longer African-American. Sure, it's not in the books, but that guy's become THE quintessential Morgan in my head. It's too bad, since one thing I really liked about the tv show was the attempt at greater racial diversity. Oh well. I'll get over it...after I've sulked for a while.
Still, I'm getting really excited for this one! Yay!
I'm awfully excited. And there's going to be a Butcher-penned miniseries before that too! Nifty!
Interesting that from the sound of it, they're keeping the du Morne/Mouningway-as-uncle thing from the tv show. I like that, really. It's the simplest reason a kid would be legally dropped into his care, especially with all the Wizardy quirks that would probably look kind of weird from a social worker's standpoint.
And really, it doesn't necessarily contradict the books if you assume "Le Fay" is a flashy pseudonym.
I wonder if they'll keep the more humanoid-looking Bob as well. That'd probably work better than the talking skull for a visual medium. I mean a talking skull is a neat and creepy visual short term, but it's not terribly good with expressing emotions. And it's not like comics can really use a lot of narrative descriptions of tone-of-voice.
And I'm STILL sad that Morgan's no longer African-American. Sure, it's not in the books, but that guy's become THE quintessential Morgan in my head. It's too bad, since one thing I really liked about the tv show was the attempt at greater racial diversity. Oh well. I'll get over it...after I've sulked for a while.
Still, I'm getting really excited for this one! Yay!
1 Comments:
At November 29, 2007 2:29 PM, Anonymous said…
Well at least we have Rawlins and Sanya in the books. and for some reason I picture The Gatekeeper as a blend of Morgan Freeman and Sam Jackson. The guy does have an awesome "BADASS" vibe:)
and Karrin looks much better on the cover
Ikike the book Bob, the "look I'm DNA!" cracked me up
Yay from me too!:)
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