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Matt Hawes
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Pretty nifty adaptation of JB's Negative Zone story:
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John Byrne
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Nicely done—tho I must, of course, grumble about the Thing’s gravely voice. Harumph.
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Eric Sofer
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I blame Paul Frees and Ted Cassidy. :) Mr. Byrne, how do you hear the Thing's voice?
This reminds me a little of the old Marvel Super Heroes cartoons. A little movement of the characters, and they'd be there.
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Harry Bauer
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Matt - You beat me to the punch! I was going to post about this here after the first three episodes were up. (#3 hits next Tuesday.) The Negative Zone storyline is what got me into collecting and hooked on JB's work.
JB, thanks for taking a peek at it! I hope that you continue to do so, as I release more. I feel like they get a little better with each video and we are really firing on all cylinders by issue #254.
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Rick Senger
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Eric, I was reminded of those old Marvel cartoons where they panned / zoomed / manipulated comic panels too. I can only imagine all the work of erasing word balloons, etc. and timing this out. Of course the great source art is the key but I found the production values including music and voices to be generally solid. Reed and Sue in particular seemed well cast.
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John Byrne
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Eric — In her first appearance, Alicia was able to recognize Ben by his voice (in a very significant scene) even tho Reed had temporarily reverted him to his human form. Something hardly anyone paid much attention to, but which stuck with me.
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Doug Centers
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Cool! Sounded like Galaga sound effects coming from the game Franklin was playing. I'll be watching for more.
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Mr. Byrne - Certainly, and that's what convinces me that Ben's voice doesn't change no matter which form he's in*.
But is he a tenor, a baritone, a bass? I can't imagine he speaks like a high brow, but is his voice a little rough? Or is it pretty smooth? Is there anyone whose voice makes you think of his (not necessarily a sound alike, but close?) Thank you, sir.
*This is actually one of the things they got right in the Fantastic Four movie. I feel that Michael Chiklis was pretty good on it. When the Thing called his fiancee, she couldn't tell that it WASN'T Ben calling.
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John Byrne
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When I watched FORD VS FERRARI I was struck that Jon Bernthal was perfect casting for Ben Grimm as Kirby drew him. Might as well take the voice, too.
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Michael Hogan
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Voice-wise, I've got to go with the late actor William Bendix (THE BABE RUTH STORY, LIFE OF REILLY (TV)). He and Ben even share "Watta revoltin' development!"
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Liev Schreiber could do a number as the voice of the Thing.
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Rick Senger
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Liev Schreiber is inspired, Peter! While his signature Ray Donovan character was more South Boston than the Lower East Side, I totally think he could adapt to the Grimm affect. Plus he has the acting chops.
Edited by Rick Senger on 05 February 2021 at 6:04pm
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