ProjectX2
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Mother****ing discuss. :shock:
Honestly, I feel another Superman story by Moore would feel redundant, at this point, no matter how great it looks.
He pretty much closed the book on the character in many ways, when he wrote Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? Plus, many of the concepts addressed in both Supreme and Miracle Man cover the same ground as the key themes of the Superman mythos.
I think I'd much rather see original, creator-owned stuff from Moore, if he decided to come out of retirement.
And Alex Ross isnt the best artist ever.
I'd rather see Alex Ross's dream project, he and Moore telling the story of Jesus Christ. I'm not much of a Christian, but I think that would just be insanely cool.
Hasn't that, y'know, been done before? Over and over? Then resurrected and done again?I'd rather see Alex Ross's dream project, he and Moore telling the story of Jesus Christ. I'm not much of a Christian, but I think that would just be insanely cool.
I'm talking about a complete visual reinterpretation. Something akin to Salvador Dali's later, physics-inspired religious work:Hasn't that, y'know, been done before? Over and over? Then resurrected and done again?
Its a good story, whether or not you agree with its factuality and messages. But again?
Wait....this Moore/Ross/Superman project is REAL?
Ihave no word or smiley for this, so I'm gonna have to borrow one from Will Ferr--uh, I mean James Lipton.
This will be scrumtrelessant.
Wait....this Moore/Ross/Superman project is REAL?
Ihave no word or smiley for this, so I'm gonna have to borrow one from Will Ferr--uh, I mean James Lipton.
This will be scrumtrelessant.
No, I was just thinking how awesomely iconic this would be.
Up next: Tarantino/Bradstreet - The Punisher.
Ya know, this thread is bunk. Moore and Ross on Superman wouldn't be the greatest comic ever.
Clearly, nothing could ever beat this:
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Trust me, that won't stop him.No way, she's too skinny.