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Comic books are adopting seasons, like television. Hopefully this means we can also pull the plug after 6 episodes if they suck.
Hollywood has never been shy about poaching ideas from comic books, whether it’s the “Adventures of Superman” television series that inspired a generation of young cape-wearers in the mid-1950s or this month’s “Spider-Man 3,” which has earned nearly $300 million at the box office in just three weeks.
But now it is the comic-book industry that is grabbing ideas from movies and television — in this case not necessarily stories or characters, but the way Hollywood does its work.
I always thought “Hollywood” was reserved exclusively for film… Shouldn’t TV be more like “Boise” or something?
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May 29th, 2007 at 11:13 am
Nope, we in Los Angeles provide you with every variety of cultural poopy. We are the world’s porn capital, after all.