Did you know there was an earlier adaptation with Scott Glenn as Creasy? It's from the same producer, Arnon Milchan, and is somewhat closer to the book in that it's set in Italy. The author envisioned Creasy as resembling Robert Mitchum, though I saw him resembling Charles Bronson or Michael Douglas, at least in my head.
It depends! He writes the Riddler well instead of just having him be a weak gimmick character. I think he really appreciates the potential Eddie can have. Alfred is written very well -- compassionate and expressive. Gordon is written excellently. Gordon is probably my favorite part of things. I prefer this to his Year One story as far as he goes, to be honest. You can definitely see some Bryan Cranston inspiration in his facial structure, too (a plus for me, because I think he'd play an amazing Commissioner Gordon)! It's not flawless, but I enjoy it, and I like Capullo's art a lot. There's some awesome symbolism through imagery and even some unique takes on panels here and there. I can't really think of any specific complaints! I'd say definitely give it a shot and if you need me too, I can even upload a .rar of the scans for you.
It depends! He writes the Riddler well instead of just having him be a weak gimmick character. I think he really appreciates the potential Eddie can have. Alfred is written very well -- compassionate and expressive. Gordon is written excellently. Gordon is probably my favorite part of things. I prefer this to his Year One story as far as he goes, to be honest. You can definitely see some Bryan Cranston inspiration in his facial structure, too (a plus for me, because I think he'd play an amazing Commissioner Gordon)! It's not flawless, but I enjoy it, and I like Capullo's art a lot. There's some awesome symbolism through imagery and even some unique takes on panels here and there. I can't really think of any specific complaints! I'd say definitely give it a shot and if you need me too, I can even upload a .rar of the scans for you.
It depends! He writes the Riddler well instead of just having him be a weak gimmick character. I think he really appreciates the potential Eddie can have. Alfred is written very well -- compassionate and expressive. Gordon is written excellently. Gordon is probably my favorite part of things. I prefer this to his Year One story as far as he goes, to be honest. You can definitely see some Bryan Cranston inspiration in his facial structure, too (a plus for me, because I think he'd play an amazing Commissioner Gordon)! It's not flawless, but I enjoy it, and I like Capullo's art a lot. There's some awesome symbolism through imagery and even some unique takes on panels here and there. I can't really think of any specific complaints! I'd say definitely give it a shot and if you need me too, I can even upload a .rar of the scans for you.
