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Eric Kleefeld
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There's one thing about the Spider-Man movie costume that bugged
me: they missed a prime opportunity to resurrect the original red
and black design, from before the blacks became blues.
The Batman movies were able to popularize a design that hadn't appeared
anywhere in the comics up to that point, and even was later adapted for
a while into a cloth version in the comics. It even took me a
while to get used to the "real" costume when I first read some Batman
comics in 1990. A red and black Spider-Man movie costume could
have led to a comeback of the original look in the comics.
Oh well, it's not as if Spider-Man comics are actually worth it anymore, whatever the costume looks like...
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Jon Godson
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I think Routh's build and the low-waisted shorts make him look like Mike
Grell's version of Superboy from the early 70s.
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Brian Peck
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| Posted: 22 April 2005 at 11:54pm | IP Logged | 3
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I was watching CNN's Showbiz and they had bunch of people discussing the
latest movie news. They showed pic of the new Superman costume, many
commented on the S logo and the belt. One woman mentioned she was
glad they used dark colors for the costume and not the comic book colors
like the bright red.
Its a comic book adaption and they SHOULDN"T use the colors from the
original source material. This woman has no clue.
Edited by Brian Peck on 22 April 2005 at 11:56pm
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John Staton
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found this
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John Byrne
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| Posted: 23 April 2005 at 7:29am | IP Logged | 5
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I think Routh's build and the low-waisted shorts
make him look like Mike
Grell's version of Superboy from the early 70s.
******
Tha-a-a-a-at's what I've been seeing!!
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Jon Godson
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| Posted: 23 April 2005 at 7:38am | IP Logged | 6
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John Byrne wrote:
I think Routh's build and the low-waisted shorts
make him look like Mike
Grell's version of Superboy from the early 70s.
******
Tha-a-a-a-at's what I've been seeing!! |
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Now if they could find a group of young sexy actors to play Grell's Legion!
I am so there!
(Sorry, JB, I know that your not a big Legion fan.)
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Sam Karns
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Someone should promote it for a possible sequel. Superman v.s. Bizarro. Maybe hollywood just can't do it right or they would have to allow the creators to supervise the material as it's being shot.
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Stephen Robinson
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There's one thing about the Spider-Man movie costume that bugged me: they missed a prime opportunity to resurrect the original red and black design, from before the blacks became blues.
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In my "version" of a Spider-Man movie, I would have had Peter "start" with the black costume from the '80s. That's what he would wear in his first apearance against Crusher. It would be the Hollywood agent who would advise him to "jazz it up a bit" for showmanship and you'd get a scene of Peter adding the red to the costume -- the result being the original red and black design.
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Mark Haslett
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I'd say he looks exactly like Superman from the end of his fist all the way up to his shoulder.
Everywhere else he looks too long, too short, too over-styled, or too
something else. My eye literally can't look anywhere but his arms
and allow me to think "yeah, I guess it is Superman."
Not a good promotional item for this fan.
Edited to correct: why the hell did I hyphenate Superman?
Edited by Mark Haslett on 23 April 2005 at 1:51pm
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Justin Wasson
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I keep looking at the Belt Buckle, and wondering why it's not the standard oval. Then I start to think of the S on the cape, and that it comes and goes.
Justin
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John Byrne
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why the hell did I hyphenate Superman?
******
For a moment you thought you were Doc Ock?
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Flavio Sapha
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| Posted: 23 April 2005 at 3:55pm | IP Logged | 12
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James C. Taylor wrote:
Sam Karns wrote:
| James, it's an expansion of the universe... |
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I hate universes. I'd rather have stories.
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Lady and Gentlemen, this is the best post ever to appear in the JBF!!!
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