Fly4victory
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Episode 1 is already online. http://revolutiontvshow.com/video-gallery/player/113
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Yes, I know you had addressed this in the first issue but the bonus is your posting more art from the book. Don't like the real world mock-up. He needs the cross breasted jacket and a broom handle pistol. I get to be the first to say, stay true to the comic.
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R.I.P Michael Clarke Duncan...
Fly4victory replied to Zor Primus's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
I so wanted to see his return as the Kingpin. His was the shining performance in Daredevil. -
Since you cast the first stone at the giant, I have read in some of the other blogs, English and German, that Captain China is just a knock-off of Captain America. OK.... and the Buran wasn't a knock-off of the space shuttle or the Sukhoi T-50 the same of the F-22. Similar technology that looks the same because they are based on the same scientific principles as explained in issue 1: During the cold war each side would want a super solider. What is kind of insulting is that the Ultimates is a knock-off of the Avengers but not many cried foul because Marvel owns both franchises and Colonel Abdul al-Rahman was the worst stereotypical knock-off of Captain America. ------ Yes and for hardcopies, a graphic novel collection starting with the origin story and then following issues with a theme that ties them all together should work if e-sales are high enough. Advertising costs money but just word of mouth alone can get confusing. If you google “Captain China” without comic you get a 1950’s movie. I hope that your venture becomes a success but if it remains on the fringe and there are no hardcopies then in a few years technology will no longer allow your creation to exist. Just imagine what would have become of “The Rocketeer” or “Ninja High School” if they were limited to e-copies or how many books that didn't become popular until long after the author had passed.
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That being the case, how many e-copies need to sell before hardcopies are printed? I know the 21st century is going paperless but consider all that has already been lost in the technological transfer from film to video tape to DVD.... not just talking about the effects of a strong magnetic field... but of those productions that were 'obscure' productions and considered unworthy of transfer like Tom Selleck's "High Road to China".
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Aliens: Colonial Marines morphs into Isolation
Fly4victory replied to Dobber's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
I just want this to work with the PS3 move. -
By your Command! Was the no promotional due to a dislike of hype and marketing? I don't know many writers but the few that I do absolutely hate marketing. Looking at what ‘hype masters’ like Bay produce.... I hope to see more stories that are advanced on merit and not glitz.
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Cool but how big is that non-scale blaster.
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Dude! Don't know what to think of that. Do you polish that giant Mao head statue in Richmond?
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Thor: The Dark World, in theaters Nov. 8, 2013
Fly4victory replied to azrael's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
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Its history,... already done in the book, so a fact in print. But as Sophie goes to show, the events in the books don't relate to events on the TV at least that is what I hope in this case.
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I know the books don't directly relate to the show but.... that and no longer have AMC.
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Two giant "one eyed" monsters in front of a rainbow. I am already fearful. In Star Wars and BSG, they couldn't teleport matter so we can't enjoy Star Trek or Blake's 7? Different universes, different times, and different technologies. None of those examples are the same genre as Revolution,near time post-apocalyptic, need to keep it to Escape of New York/LA, Walking Dead, I am Legend, Omega Man, Postman, Water World,...... Zardoz. Monday, September 17, 2012, at 10 pm
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Macross was satirical from its concept and not intended to be a near future commentary on current society. All works of science fiction, fantasy, and adventure require the audience to suspend disbelief in return for entertainment. The closer the work is to current events the less suspension will be allowed by the audience. Even those that enjoy the genre, in this case post apocalyptic, will not always accept the premise of the storyline. As posted before, this appears like “The Postman” but the visuals in the movie were more acceptable since the people were not very clean and the clothing not well maintained. In the show, it looks like fashion and laundry still works. Even what we see of the in-universe laws in the previews doesn’t make much sense. A USB pendant is immune for the continuing effects of the blackout. Is it by design of the internal circuits or the metal casing? Since batteries don’t work, why does metal still corrode? Whatever is generating the blackout must have a power source; both that power source and the blackout machine must be maintained and also shielded.
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Glad someone else can up with this because, yes, EMP won't kill everything.
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Every cop and soldier either ignored their duty or died at the hands of the militia then a decade and a half without power, so now that lawlessness is widespread... lets turn everything back on and all will be well.
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"Revolution takes place in a post-apocalyptic future. Fifteen years earlier, an unknown phenomenon permanently disabled all advanced technology" Does anyone else want to think that the 'unknown' phenomenon is Snake using the Sword of Damocles at the end of Escape from LA?
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Not supported by DisneyXD's website or TV Guide. http://affiliate.zap2it.com/tvlistings/ZCSGrid.do?aid=xd but the listings have also been wrong.
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Now I know why I like Toronto more as time goes on. You are litterly winding back the clock and doing it so well that Winnipeg has the Jets again. Have yet to see the new movie. Some shows are put on the buy DVD list right from the start.
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Wasn't directed toward you. Please tell your inside friends there is support on the "outside". I assume they didn't want to compete with the Olympics. It is just difficult to support the show and watch it live... to hopefully improve the rating when even the scheduled listings on the Disney XD website are wrong. They also show Tron every Thursday at 8 pm. I haven't made such an effort since "Tales of the Gold Monkey" was on the air.
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Official what???? Wasn't on the schedule and not shown. Did anyone get this program tonight? Disney is not doing itself any favors jerking the program around.
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It wasn't broadcast. Tron was shown on the guide listing but when I selected the channel it was some crappy wizard junk. So much for trying to watch it live to help the ratings.
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I thought Tom Jane was a good Punisher and this proves it. Just wish his first movie had a little less camp and more grit. So how long before Marvel pulls this little gem from the net?
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Saw mt first episode on TV and not via download, still a rather straight line plot....but.....I am really glad this was made yet looking that the other programming on Disney XD, am left with the feeling that Tron is the best thing they have to offer and the rest of their stuff is the junk that should be cancelled.
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For those that downloaded the two free episodes from Itunes, did you get them to sync? I can't seem to get them to sync to my Ipod classic. Are free-bees now restricted to computer only?