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RE: Captain Marvel Movie Comic Prelude
It's a difficult balance I think. I prefer movies or even tv shows that really dig into the history of the books and find the better stories to bring to the screen. If the movies get too big, I think at times the Hollywood writers feel like they can do something better than what was originally written. Maybe this is a good way to hedge/prevent that type of problem?
I'd prefer everything to be true to the source, Marvel/Image/DC or otherwise, but that might not work in today's entertainment industry.
It's two mediums and I like them both. I just prefer them separate. No need for a comic book that refers to the movie. Movies are very different from the source material for both Marvel and DC.
Agreed! I'm still confused on the whole Captain Marvel DC vs Marvel thing, but hey, sounds like a good post down the road for fans of both media.
Do you have any current comic books you'd recommend to check out? I'm really just getting back into the media after a few years after finding Dark Knights Metal, but liking everything I've come across recently. thanks for the feedback!
Thank you for commenting, I always love and appreciate comments.
The Captain Marvel thing is really complicated, I don't want to write about it because I am not 100% sure, but from what I understand, Marvel doesn't own the rights to the Marvel name and niether do DC, so it's a legal complicated thing. Basically, DC can't put Marvel in titles but can use the name and Marvel have to always have a character named Marvel.
I am just starting to read comics so I read mainly old comics. All the Carol Danver comics. I also started reading the new Ms. Marvel which I really like, but I got stuck in Civil War I because that entire concept is too ridiculous for me to handle.
I read a lot books and leave less room for comic books. I should try some DC for veriation but I never get to it.