Image via WikipediaI was at Wondercon Friday April 1st 2011. One of the reasons I went was because I wanted to see the Green Lantern movie panel. I went to stand in line before it was supposed to stop but not early enough. The line went outside the building and around the corner. I didn't get in!!!! I didn't see any of it. Thankfully some folks were kind enough to out parts of it on YouTube!
Comics Alliance continues to post great stuff. I sure would have liked to go such an event of launching All-Star Superman and it was my Birthday no less. Guess I'll just have to wait until next Tuesday to get the Blu-Ray.
Well, I totally missed this one. Bruce Timm is almost singlehandedly responsible for building the animated DC Universe shows ever since 1992. 50 is a milestone! I'm happy for him and I have found out that he has been in the industry for years. He also worked on GI Joe and Tiny Toons. Bruce Timm is a genius.
I liked this article. I d0n't tend to break up DC's animated shows this way. I've got to admit that everything aired before Justice League Unlimited could be argued to have happened in the same Universe, but I kind of break up the timeline as from 1992 to now everything is more than amazing and perfect. Before that...not much. I liked the moments highlighted in this article. You don't have to be a fan of DC Comics characters to have enjoyed these...they just happen to be some of the best examples of animation ever produced.
Here is a great interview with Bruce Timm. He talks about the new Batman animated movie and dispels the rumors that no more movies will be produced. That makes me real happy.
I found John Postma's website. He collects material and provides reference guides for artwork. Here is a link to his Bruce Timm Batman collection followed by a link to his main homepage for the site.
There are two individual interviews of two people responsible for the movie Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths. Dwayne McDuffie he wrote it and several comic books and animated projects and Bruce Timm who has produced or been involved in some way in every single animated project based on DC Comics characters since 1992! These are great interviews.
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Image via WikipediaI was at Wondercon Friday April 1st 2011. One of the reasons I went was because I wanted to see the Green Lantern movie panel. I went to stand in line before it was supposed to stop but not early enough. The line went outside the building and around the corner. I didn't get in!!!! I didn't see any of it. Thankfully some folks were kind enough to out parts of it on YouTube!
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There are two individual interviews of two people responsible for the movie Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths. Dwayne McDuffie he wrote it and several comic books and animated projects and Bruce Timm who has produced or been involved in some way in every single animated project based on DC Comics characters since 1992! These are great interviews.
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