Has anyone here read the entire novel?

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I attempted to do so in Borders one night whilst the gf was having some discussion with her other yuppie friends, and it's actually pretty engaging. The makeup work is definitely going to be pretty much close to Sin City style if they follow it panel for panel.
 
Damn, they musta had a long conversation.
 
It's not going for the same direct page to screen visual adaptation that Sin City brought us. But the production diaries look well enough, and the widescreen graphic novel of it kicks ass.

We March!
 
Yea,Ive read the book and its really good. I can't wait for this film.
 
I read it all the way at a Borders I go to. Awesome stuff. :up:
 
I got it for Christmas last year, the Wallace and Gromit anual I got a few years ago was better.
 
I'll be picking it up soon, like Sin City, it will be republished shortly before the movies released.
 
I thought the book was underwhelming, sweet art though.
 
The comics SUCKED Read "Gates of Fire" by Steven Pressfield SO MUCH BETTER!!

Also the helmets look like crap and the Spartans aren't wearing armour which is stupid!!! I am NOT watching this movie
 
^well, it is a graphic novel. It's not exactly accurate.
 
terry78 said:
I attempted to do so in Borders one night whilst the gf was having some discussion with her other yuppie friends, and it's actually pretty engaging. The makeup work is definitely going to be pretty much close to Sin City style if they follow it panel for panel.


I haven't. This is my first time in the 300 forum and to be honest, I don't know what the hell the 300 is.:(
 
Well, it was weird, but what do you expect, it was a freaking Frank Miller historical graphic novel. The whole idea of it is bizarre. :o
 
raybia said:
I haven't. This is my first time in the 300 forum and to be honest, I don't know what the hell the 300 is.:(

It's vaguely based on the battle of Thermopylae: and ancient battle where (legend has it) 300 Spartan soldiers fought 1 million Persian soldiers, trying to hold them off long enough so the rest of Greece could have enough time to gather an army large enough to beat the Persians.

The Spartans fought brutally killing thousands of the Persians. All of the Spartans died though.

It's a pretty good graphic novel by Frank Miller that focuses more on teh legend of the battle than the historical accuracies. I highly reccomend you to purchase it, or just go read it at Border's for free.
 
Ive read it several times, its fantastic!
 

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