Planet Hulk animated movie
http://www.superherohype.com/news/hulknews.php?id=8573
The new trailer for the animated Planet Hulk debuted during Friday's Marvel Animation panel and you can now watch it online using the player below. Based on Greg Pak's "Incredible Hulk" issues #92 and #105, the film hits Blu-ray and DVD in February of 2010.
Maybe WWH after?
Originally posted by The Nuul
http://www.superherohype.com/news/hulknews.php?id=8573The new trailer for the animated Planet Hulk debuted during Friday's Marvel Animation panel and you can now watch it online using the player below. Based on Greg Pak's "Incredible Hulk" issues #92 and #105, the film hits Blu-ray and DVD in February of 2010.
Maybe WWH after?
looks great 👆
Originally posted by Wolfie
This is great! This is exactly what the comic industry needs to attract new readers that aren't aware of the great stories out there.I'm crossing my fingers for next WWH, House of M, Civil War, and Messiah Complex.
It doesn't NEED that.
People NEED to be less lazy. The comic industry is doing fine.
-AC
Originally posted by Wolfie
This is great! This is exactly what the comic industry needs to attract new readers that aren't aware of the great stories out there.I'm crossing my fingers for next WWH, House of M, Civil War, and Messiah Complex.
this really wont attarct new readers, just new fans of there animated films
Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
It doesn't NEED that.People NEED to be less lazy. The comic industry is doing fine.
Comic fans are growing up and "outgrowing" comic books. And they stories themselves are not appealing to kids as much as they used to. Go to a comic store, you'll see mostly adults in there. And those adults were captured when they were kids. So what happens when more adults "outgrow" comics and comics aren't capturing kids anymore. The industry eventually dies.
The comic industry is trying things to boost readership. Free Comic Book Day is one of them. Its flaw is its crappy promotion. So most of the people that go in for FCBD are the regular customers.
Marvel tried to capture younger audiences with its Ultimate series. They wanted to capture new readers by starting over with the major characters with a clean slate. All that really did was get the current readers to buy more comics.
As I said before, this is the next hope for the comic industry. Releasing a Planet Hulk DVD, including interviews about the comic it was based off of, will, if nothing else, add new light to comic books and show people that they're not just for kids anymore. It'll show people that comics have intriguing stories and aren't childish. It will hopefully then boost readership with people that are enjoying the comic book movies coming out but feel that they're too old for the comics themselves.
People need to be less lazy? Okay. Here's a new game plan:
- I'll go up to the comic industry and pitch them ten ideas to capture readers and get people into the comic stores. I'll help the comic book industry change for today's demographic to boost sales and keep it alive and kicking.
- You go up to every person in America and tell them to be less lazy.
They used
Spoiler:
the small Gladiator story out of the bigger plot, I barely felt this was like Planet Hulk. They start the movie when you see a hologram of the Illuminati talking to the Hulk blah blah blah and they send him into space. Hulk breaks free...then the plot starts. I feel so ripped off because there so much more that was left out. Planet Hulk is a good story but the Hulk wanking is horrible.