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4 comments:
Looks like Chris Pratt is the new Brendan Fraser. Comparing their IMDB pages, next up for him would be a live action movie based on a goofy cartoon character as soon as his son (almost 3 years old now) is old enough to watch movies.
Too bad Scalphunter didn't appear on painted covers. These guys would have been mighty impressive fighting a Gold Key era dinosaur.
Most of my fellow fanboys would probably be anal-retentive enough to point out that Turok was a pre-Columbian Native American. But, given that Rex the Wonder Dog (and even Revolutionary War hero Tomahawk!)had one or two Silver Age misadventures with dinosaurs, I could picture Scalphunter somehow stumbling into Skartaris through a non-polar nexus.*
*In which case, a sequel cover featuring these two teaming up with buffalo-riding Strong Bow might be ideal!
Anonymous- the original Turok, Son of Stone was pre-Columbian, but, according to Wikipedia, when he was revamped as Turok, Dinosaur Hunter, they changed his time period of origin to the 18th century, and apparently changed the dinosaur-infested land he was stuck in from a lost valley to some sort of place outside time or something. Personally, I like the original idea better, but this is apparently the "Dinosaur Hunter" version.
Then, more's the pity, Alaric.
"Lock up my heart and throw away the Gold Key."
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