Will Eisner's The Spirit

[T Hedge Coke]

I like it, really and truly, but I think Kyle Baker really shines discussing the common criticisms of the movie and what Miller did with the source material (http://www.myspace.com/qualityjollity/blog/461565928). "Miller seems to think comic books are a joke. Well, Mr. Miller, just because something's called "comic" doesn't mean it's humorous! Watchmen is a comic, and it's sad!" and all.

[Vidocq]

I like it, really and truly, but I think Kyle Baker really shines discussing the common criticisms of the movie and what Miller did with the source material (http://www.myspace.com/qualityjollity/blog/461565928). "Miller seems to think comic books are a joke. Well, Mr. Miller, just because something's called "comic" doesn't mean it's humorous! Watchmen is a comic, and it's sad!" and all.

Can't think straight right now. The thought of Chris Tucker playing Ebony White nearly left me catatonic. It kinda pissed me off at the beggining with him calling FM ''evil'' but I caught on soon enough.

[thwhtGuardian]

I like it, really and truly, but I think Kyle Baker really shines discussing the common criticisms of the movie and what Miller did with the source material (http://www.myspace.com/qualityjollity/blog/461565928). "Miller seems to think comic books are a joke. Well, Mr. Miller, just because something's called "comic" doesn't mean it's humorous! Watchmen is a comic, and it's sad!" and all.

But isn't Miller right in the case of the Spirit? He seems pretty light hearted in a lot of issues I've read.

[Vidocq]

But isn't Miller right in the case of the Spirit? He seems pretty light hearted in a lot of issues I've read.

He is, that's the point of the article, It's written in sarcasm mode.

[thwhtGuardian]

He is, that's the point of the article, It's written in sarcasm mode.

Now don't I look foolish foolish for not reading an article.:redface: