My fifth video-essay focusing on the great hero-pulp characters from the 1930's and 40's. This video features the exciting and outlandish adventures of G8 & his Battle Aces.
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My fifth video-essay focusing on the great hero-pulp characters from the 1930's and 40's. This video features the exciting and outlandish adventures of G8 & his Battle Aces.
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Hey, not so sure why it took me so long to get to this one. Sure some weird stuff going on there. These guys all deserve movies, and not just "how goofy can we make it" movies, like poor Doc got stuck with.
I remember that G-8 showed up in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Black Dossier. Another character referred to him as "bonkers". I don't know the character that well - did he mad or is this a reference to the outlandishness of the G-8 series?
I think the reason he was referred to as "mad" was because he was always talking about the crazy things he came up against in the stories. Giant flying heads, dragons, enormous spiders... I guess that unless his fellow soldiers saw them too, they'd think G8 was off his rocker.
I've only read 2 G8 stories myself, and have yet to read any storyline where the weirdness wasn't explained as some clever illusion. I know the crazy ones are out there, so I'll keep on reading them...
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A moment of silence for the cinematical horror that is George Pal's "Doc Savage" movie.
I've only read 2 G8 stories myself, and have yet to read any storyline where the weirdness wasn't explained as some clever illusion. I know the crazy ones are out there, so I'll keep on reading them...
Taco!!!
And yeah, spiders... I don't like 'em, especially BIG ones. G8 can have 'em!
I agree. I'm working on making the clips clearer, but so far, no luck