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11 comments:
Wow, who did the Spirit's artwork. Denny looks like he's turning into Corben's Den. That would b a trick. Ross, have you ever teamed up Black Widow with Talia Al Ghul. I always thought she was Widow's natural DC equivalent.
Who else? His Creator, Will Eisner (Check the labels below the covers, that's where I list the artists). Talia/Widow does indeed sound like a good combo!
Corben did in fact airbrush paint some Spirit stories and covers back when Warren magazines was reprinting them, so Corben painted colour over Eisner art does exist.
I like the premise using his weakness for the fairer sex against him. It leads me to propose a team concept for you, Ross. How about a team of "babe-hounds?" The Spirit would be a natural, along with Daredevil (he's had a lot of girlfriends), Nightwing (also lots of exes), James Bond 007 (duh), and maybe a couple others. Would they be called Babe-Hounds? Ladykillers? You get the gist.
The Spirit magazine back in the '70's was the only Warren magazine I would buy.
@Cliff-Thanks for the info. Now we have to partition Corben into doing a modern day take on the Spirit. Just keep Frank Miller away from it! :-)
The Spirit's 1987 unsold TV pilot was much better. It bordered on Batman '66-style goofiness, but then, so did Eisner's Spirit at times. Unfortunately, I can't find the whole movie online, although I do still have the VHS recording I made when it first aired.
Who will be the FIRST to greenlight an R-Rated animated film, in the tradition of Heavy Metal, Fritz The Cat and Fire&Ice. The Spirit would be my first candidate for such a treatment. We finally have an R-Rated superhero movie with Deadpool. How long will it be for an animation??
Some of the animators who helped out Ralph Bakshi with Seasons 2 and 3 of the 1960's Spidey cartoon _must_ have passed on _some_ of their techniques to one protege' or another.
Every Willis O'Brien has a Ray Harryhausen.
P.S.---How about a Batman/BW team-up?
There's a Batman/BW team up on the blog already, check the archives and you'll find it (click on the Black Widow Label)
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