iFanboy - Episode 96 - Comics from Movies

Big superhero movies are not the only comic book properties out. This week, iFanboy takes a look at some of the great comics that have been made into films.

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[yellowcougar18]

@JiMMyJaM08061991 The Crow was an error on my part, sorry. But movies from comics does mean a move adaptation of a comic book, while comics from movies implies a comic book adaptation of a movie, which Marvel, Dark Horse and DC often do with films like Star Wars, or Robocop, among others. Where they took a movie, and made it into a comic book. Movies from comics means they took a comic book, and turned it into a movie.

[yellowcougar18]

@JiMMyJaM08061991 I was just about to say the same thing.

Takes one to know one, I suppose.

[JiMMyJaM08061991]

and seriously i can tell just by reading ur comment how much of an asshole u r. 

[JiMMyJaM08061991]

@yellowcougar18 no it doesnt movies from comics inplies a movie adaption. and its obvious they researched cos u will see if u check the internet tht crow came out in 1994.

[yellowcougar18]

LAst comment, I swear, because I'm doing a running commentary here, but the book was finished a number of years before the film came out. Why option a comic for a movie without an ending?

Or are they referring to other Crow series, which did not involve Eric Draven, but rather new avatars.

[yellowcougar18]

The Crow was 1993, not 1994. Research is so freaking important.

[yellowcougar18]

The title is totally wrong. It's movies from comics, not comics from movies. Comics from movies implies a movie adaptation.

Geez, doesn't anybody understand english anymore.

[InfernalApocalypse]

@Bobblehead400: It wasn't a rape scene, it was angry sex...

[Bobblehead400]

I loved Road to Perdition. History of Violence tho? The first time I saw it I thought it was awful. I don't know what it was, but I absolutely hated that movie, maybe it was the cheap inclusion of the rape scene...or Viggo's acting...

[AgentoftheAge]

They talked about Hellboy twice, They did two full shows about the Big Red Badass