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Is DCBS going to bill me or are they just going to charge my card? My order is still unpaid, I'm just curious.
you can e-mail or call them and they can charge your card immediatley otherwise it will probably get charged in the middle of the month.
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Deftones - Beware
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Unlike the Superman franchise, I'm fine to have producers pretend there's only one Turtles villain.
What about Krang? Rocksteady? Bebop? I'll be very annoyed if the next TMNT film doesn't feature the Technodrome.
none of these are actual Turtle villians, all of these characters along with the Technodrome are all creations from the 80's cartoon not the actual comics. The real Turtles villians are Baxter Stockman (sociopathic black dude who created the Mousers not white dude who turns into a fly), Shredder and the Foot Clan, Complete Carnage, The Rat King, Karai, The Purple Dragons, and many more.
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With Peter Laird apart of it and Mirage you know it will be.
I wouldn't be so sure of that. Peter Laird seems to be content with the PG rated sanitized version of the turtles, and as long as Gary Richardson is still involved with Mirage the focus will always be on licensing products in the cheapest way possible (the fact that 4Kids is already being named as licensor is troubling). I still hold out some hope that they are going a different path this time but i'll have to wait and see.
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source: http://plairdblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/so-...tioned-few.html
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"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles™ Come Alive
In Major Motion Picture for 2011
New Theatrical Film to tell Origin Story of the Legendary Characters
Los Angeles, April 23, 2009— The Mirage Group has given the green light for development of a live-action major motion picture focusing on the origins of the iconic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, targeted for release in 2011.
Announcement of the latest (fifth) big screen version of the crime-fighting “heroes in a half-shell” comes on the day the Turtles kick off their 25th anniversary national “Shell-ebration” in New York City with multiple events that include the honor of lighting the Empire State Building in ‘turtle green’ and a unique outdoor presentation of their beloved first “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” film at the Tribeca Film Festival “Drive-In”.
Mirage is partnering with producers Scott Mednick (“300”, “Superman Returns”, “10,000 BC”, and the upcoming “Where the Wild Things Are”) and Galen Walker (who produced the most recent computer-animated “TMNT” theatrical release) to create this live action film. Peter Laird, Gary Richardson, Frederick Fierst, Eric Crown and Napoleon Smith III will serve as executive producers of the film, which is based on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles characters created by Laird and Kevin Eastman. Mednick and Walker will serve as producers. The project is being funded through Lightbox Productions, LLC.
“It was critical to us to find people who both understood the Turtles franchise and were accomplished film makers who appreciated both the action and humor components of the Turtles’ identity ,” said Gary Richardson CEO, The Mirage Group. “With Galen and Scott we know we’ve found great talent with those essential attributes.”
“The original dozen comics created by Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman are some of the best source material one could hope for,” said Mednick. “We’re excited to bring this story to a whole new generation of moviegoers as well as the legions of fans that have made the Turtles - Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael as well as Splinter, April O’Neil, Casey Jones and, of course, the great villain Shredder - a part of their world for 25 years.”
Mednick has begun reaching out to writers and directors and is already in discussion with several high-profile actors interested in portraying Turtles characters they loved as kids.
4Kids Entertainment, master licensing agency for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles property, will be handling all of the movie merchandise licensing.
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles made their public premiere in May 1984 in a comic book published and distributed by Mirage Studios. A hugely successful TV series quickly followed, along with a record-setting licensing program and three successful live-action theatrical films. In 2003, the Turtles were re-introduced to a new generation through a fresh TV series, a computer- animated theatrical movie and new merchandising program. The 25th year of TMNT will provide fans of all ages with the opportunity to experience this evergreen property in a ten-city mobile tour highlighted by the TMNT Party Bus, a rolling museum of TMNT memorabilia
I am both excited and skeptical on this one. I have always been pretty happy with the first live-action TMNT movie from 1990 which i felt was a fine adaptation of the first batch of Eastman & Laird issues and probably the best balance between the darkness and the humor that the franchise has always been known for. The fact that this new movie is basically going to be a reboot means that it's going to have to retread over the same ground again. On the plus side if we get to see Baxter Stockman, the Mousers, and everyone rockin the red bandanas it could all be worth it lol. Also it's been almost 20 years since the first movie, so i guess there is enough distance to retell the origin again onscreen, and expose it to a new generation. Hopefully it will also atleast be PG-13.
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311 (x3)
Alien Ant Farm (x5)
At The Drive-In (x2)
Bauhaus
blink-182 (x3)
Blondie
Codeseven
Cold (x2)
Converge
Cypress Hill
Day One Symphony
Deadsy (x6)
Deftones (x11)
Denali
Devildriver (x2)
Dillinger Escape Plan (x3)
The Division Group
Down
dredg (x5)
Duran Duran
Fantômas (x2)
Fear Factory (x4)
Filter
Finch (x3)
Finger Eleven (x4)
Front Line Assembly
Glassjaw (x5)
Gratitude (x4)
Green Day
Head Automatica (x3)
Helmet
Ian Love (x2)
Idiot Pilot
Incubus (x5)
Jane's Addiction (x2)
Jonah Matranga (x5)
Ken Andrews
Les Claypool's Frog Brigade
Life Of Agony
Local H
Marilyn Manson
Melt-Banana
Men Women & Children
Meshuggah (x2)
Minus The Bear
The New Cars (x2)
N*E*R*D*
Nightmare Of You (x4)
Nine Inch Nails (x2)
No Doubt
Onelinedrawing
Ours
Outkast
Pantera (x2)
Papa Roach (x7)
Peeping Tom
Poison The Well (x2)
Pulse Ultra
Queens Of The Stone Age (x2)
Rage Against The Machine
Rancid
The Roots (x2)
Run DMC
Scene Index
Sevendust (x4)
Slayer (x2)
Snapcase
Soulfly (x4)
Sparta (x3)
Stone Temple Pilots
Strata (x4)
Stephen Brodsky
Strike Him Centurion (x2)
Sugar Ray
Superjoint Ritual
System Of A Down (x3)
Taproot (x2)
theSTART (x11)
This Is Hell (x3)
Thrice (x2)
Tinfed
Trevor Dunn's Trio-Convulsant
Weezer (x4)
The Who (x2)
Zwan
and a shitload more that i am forgetting or bands i am not fans of anymore.
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just got back from seeing it.
pure cinematic anarchy and i loved every minute of it.
Patton's score is fucking phenominal too!
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if you wind up not selling it as a whole lot, i call dibs on 100 Bullets, Planetary, and Scene Of The Crime.
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Fantomas - Experiment In Terror
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Norma Jean - Robots 3 Humans 0
I saw them in concert a few months ago. They were so loud and incoherent, I couldn't understand a word of any of their songs.
i am seeing them live next week. hopefully i will have a better experience
np: Team Sleep - Our Ride To The Rectory
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I read the first issue the other day, and liked it. It certainly wasn't up to the standards of what Morrison has been doing with Batman but i don't think it's deserving of all the hate it has been getting either. There were a few cool moments all in all and i will probably go pick up issue #2 and #3 when i get a chance.
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Norma Jean - Robots 3 Humans 0
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Classic.
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happy birthday, des.
i'll listen to some Tomahawk tonight in your honor.
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Mastodon - Oblivion
can't stop listening to this song.
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Nine Inch Nails - Corona Radiata
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PREVIEWS #249 JUNE 2009 (Net) *Special Discount* Includes a FREE MARVEL Previews * Limit 1 at 75% off
BPRD WAR ON FROGS #3 (OF 4)
BTVS TALES OF THE VAMPIRES ONE SHOT BA & MOON CVR
USAGI YOJIMBO #121
BATMAN AND ROBIN #1 *Special Discount* Limit 2 at 75% off
BATMAN STREETS OF GOTHAM #1 *Co-Feature Special Discount* Limit 2 at 75% off
DETECTIVE COMICS #854 *Co-Feature Special Discount* Limit 2 at 75% off
GOTHAM CITY SIRENS #1 *Special Discount*
RED ROBIN #1 *Special Discount*
FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH DANCE #2 (OF 6)
JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL TP VOL 02
AIR #10 (MR)
BANG TANGO #5 (OF 6) (MR)
SCALPED #30 (MR)
SEAGUY THE SLAVES OF MICKEY EYE #3 (OF 3) (MR)
UNWRITTEN #2 (MR)
YOUNG LIARS #16 (MR)
MYSTERIUS THE UNFATHOMABLE #6 (OF 6)
BAD DOG #4 (MR)
GREAT UNKNOWN #3 (OF 5)
INVINCIBLE #63
PROOF #21
SOUL KISS #5 (OF 5) (MR)
CAPTAIN AMERICA #600 *Special Discount*
DAREDEVIL #119
WOLVERINE WEAPON X #3
CEREBUS ARCHIVE #2
JOHNNY HIRO TP VOL 01 (MR) *Special Discount*
KILLER #10 (OF 10) (MR)
CROSSED #8 (OF 9) (MR)
GARTH ENNIS CHRONICLES OF WORMWOOD LAST BATTLE PREVIEW (MR)
DO ANDROIDS DREAM OF ELECTRIC SHEEP #1 (OF 24) *Special Discount*
IRREDEEMABLE #3
RASL #5 (MR)
HACK SLASH SERIES #24 B CVR MERHOFF (MR)
COMICS JOURNAL #299 (C: 0-0-1)
YOU SHALL DIE BY YOUR OWN EVIL CREATION TP (C: 0-0-1)
NEIL GAIMAN CORALINE TP (C: 0-1-2)
TALES OF TMNT #59
still have to look through previews too.
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Sneaker Pimps - Low Place Like Home
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Monster Magnet - Silver Future
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PJ Harvey/John Parish - April
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Mastodon - The Gear
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Glassjaw - The Gillette Cavalcade Of Sports
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Bad Brains - Sailin' On
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WHTTCC part one was a farce if anything and had zero storytelling from an artist who is better than what was put in there. The best part about that story was the kid watching the cars. Even that got old. I loathed that issue.
kinda suprised by that reaction. i thought it was the perfect companion piece to what Morrison has been doing with Batman the last few years, and was the best work i have ever seen from Kubert.
Haven't read BFTC yet, but i am sure it will be "meh" at best.
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not getting the TMNT collected book? i'm very dissapointed.