20 Movies That Should Be Comic-Books

[SoulManX]

http://www.totalfilm.com/features/20-movies-that-should-be-comic-books

 

[Max J Power]

They had some good ideas, particularly Chinatown. IGN did this a few years ago, and they came up with some good ones too.

http://comics.ign.com/articles/695/695158p1.html

 

[Watchman]

They had some good ideas, particularly Chinatown. IGN did this a few years ago, and they came up with some good ones too.

http://comics.ign.com/articles/695/695158p1.html

Mark Millar and Byran Hitch on Blade Runner? No, bad IGN. Warren Ellis would be a better fit

I want to see continuation of Twin Peaks with Morrison or Moore and J.H Williams on art duties.

 

[Space Moose]

There is already a comic book of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.

 

[Sawyer]

Mark Millar and Byran Hitch on Blade Runner? No, bad IGN. Warren Ellis would be a better fit

I want to see continuation of Twin Peaks with Morrison or Moore and J.H Williams on art duties.

I agree on Millar, but Hitch can stay.

 

[Tron Bonne]

Mark Millar and Byran Hitch on Blade Runner? No, bad IGN. Warren Ellis would be a better fit

I want to see continuation of Twin Peaks with Morrison or Moore and J.H Williams on art duties.

Read my mind

 

[cerealkiller182]

A movie that WILL NEVER get made that should be a comic:

Quentin Tarantino's Vega Brothers

 

[JTStarkiller]

I wouldn't mind seeing Ed Brubaker or Greg Rucka's Miami Vice.

 

[Armored Avenger]

A Kill Bill comic book would be amazing.

 

[Max J Power]

There is already a comic book of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.

The article was written in 2006. The Man With No Name has also been made into a comic since then.

I agree on Millar, but Hitch can stay.

Same here. Ellis/Hitch would be great for a Blade Runner comic.

-Also, I'd rather see Ed Brubaker or Greg Rucka on a Bourne series than Ellis.
-IGN suggested Bendis and Chaykin on a Pulp Fiction book. I'd keep Bendis, but replace Chaykin with Eduardo Risso or Michael Lark.
-Kill Bill would make a great comic. Frank Miller would've been really good for it at one time, but nowadays, I'd go with Matt Fraction and David Aja as the creative team.

 

[Watchman]

-IGN suggested Bendis and Chaykin on a Pulp Fiction book. I'd keep Bendis, but replace Chaykin with Eduardo Risso or Michael Lark.
-Kill Bill would make a great comic. Frank Miller would've been really good for it at one time, but nowadays, I'd go with Matt Fraction and David Aja as the creative team.

Personally, I find recent Bendis's dialogue to be overrated and annoying. I liked Daredevil and Alias but in Avengers its just cringe worthy. I would put Jason Aaron or Garth Ennis on a Pulp Fiction comic both could nail the black humor well.

Great call on Fraction. His Iron Fist was great

 

[Max J Power]

Personally, I find recent Bendis's dialogue to be overrated and annoying. I liked Daredevil and Alias but in Avengers its just cringe worthy. I would put Jason Aaron or Garth Ennis on a Pulp Fiction comic both could nail the black humor well.

Great call on Fraction. His Iron Fist was great

I would hope a Pulp Fiction comic would be more like his earlier works, but who knows? Ennis would be really good as long as he didn't go completely overboard with it. I'm not that familiar with Aaron, so I can't make a call on him. Brian Azzarello might be a good choice too, although I don't know how much humor it would have.